TimeIQ: one flexible timer instead of several separate apps.

The problem behind TimeIQ

TimeIQ began with a practical frustration: no single timer application covered everything its creator needed. Different activities required different timing features, which meant switching between several apps to manage countdowns, routines, reminders, and other timing scenarios.

The product was created to bring those capabilities together in one flexible application without limiting every activity to the same basic countdown.

Who the app is designed for

TimeIQ is designed for people who need more flexibility than a basic countdown. Its adaptable timers can support everyday tasks, workouts, cooking, study sessions, productivity routines, games, presentations, and other activities that benefit from configurable stages, prompts, reminders, or saved routines.

A shared iOS and Android product

Flutter and Dart provide a shared foundation for the iOS and Android applications while still allowing the product to integrate with platform capabilities such as notifications, deep links, calendar workflows, audio, and local files.

Core timer information is stored on the device. User-controlled export and import tools provide a practical route for backup and sharing without requiring a TimeIQ account or a proprietary cloud service.

What has been developed

• Configurable countdowns with multiple stages
• Saved routines, favourites, stopwatches, and quick timers
• Scheduled reminders and local notification handling
• Calendar and completed-session history tools
• Configurable audio alerts and voice prompts
• Workout sharing and import through deep links
• Local backup, restore, and data-reset workflows
• Supporting privacy, terms, deletion, and support documentation

Current result

TimeIQ has reached private testing and release-preparation status. The current work is focused on product quality, platform behaviour, testing, store requirements, privacy information, and the supporting material needed for a responsible public release.

Because the app has not launched publicly, no download, retention, or user-outcome figures are claimed. Store links and measured public results will be added only when they exist.