No rigid 25-minute blocks. Set any duration for any task, see exactly when you'll be done, and get an audio cue the moment each task starts — so your focus can stay on your work.
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Built for how ADHD brains work
Most timers are built for neurotypical work patterns. TimeTally is flexible enough to fit yours.
Time blindness is real. TimeTally shows "Done at 3:42 PM" the moment you start — so you always have an anchor to the present instead of an abstract countdown.
25 minutes doesn't work for everyone. Set tasks to 10 minutes, 45 minutes, or 7 minutes. Your session, your rhythm — no app telling you how long to focus.
Hear each task name announced by voice when it starts. Eliminates the distraction of checking a timer — and the transition anxiety of not knowing what's next.
When one task ends, the next begins automatically. No clicking to continue — removing the moment where ADHD derails a session between tasks.
Label every task exactly what it is — "Write intro paragraph," "Email Dr. Kim," "10-min walk." Named tasks reduce decision fatigue when transitioning.
Keep Work, Study, and Chores as separate saved lists. Context-switch without rebuilding your whole routine every time.
How to use it
No templates, no onboarding, no app to install. Just your tasks and a timer.
Type what you're actually doing — "Focus: project X," "Break: walk," "Admin: emails." Specific names reduce the switching cost between tasks.
Give each task the time that matches your energy. 15 minutes for hard focus, 5 for a break, 20 for admin. No rigid blocks.
The live ETA appears immediately. You know before you start: "This session ends at 4:15." That's your anchor against time blindness.
Audio announces each task. The timer advances automatically. You stay in flow without having to manage the timer itself.
Open TimeTally now — no sign-up, no download, no rigid Pomodoro blocks.
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FAQ
The 25-minute block is arbitrary — ADHD brains often hyperfocus for longer or need shorter windows depending on medication timing, energy, and task type. A timer that forces you out of flow at 25 minutes can be more disruptive than helpful. TimeTally lets you set each task to whatever duration actually fits.
Instead of a countdown that only tells you how many minutes remain in one task, TimeTally shows the wall-clock time you'll finish your whole session — "Done at 4:30 PM." That connects the abstract timer to real time, which is exactly what ADHD time blindness disrupts.
Yes, completely. No account, no premium tier, no time limits. Every feature works immediately in your browser.
Yes. Your task lists save automatically in your browser. Install TimeTally as a PWA and your saved routines are one tap away — no login, no sync, no friction.