Task Timer – Focus Tracker
Track your time. Focus on what matters.
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Nguyen Xuan Ham

Task Timer – Focus Tracker - Track your time. Focus on what matters.

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You don’t just need a timer — you need clarity on how you actually spend your time. Task Timer helps you organize tasks, run focused work sessions, and track what you truly get done. After a year of real use, version 2.0 is redesigned to be simpler and more practical. Create tasks, start sessions, and review your progress in a clean, distraction-free way. It’s built for anyone who wants to stay focused, stay organized, and build better productivity habits.

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Nguyen Xuan Ham
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Hi everyone, I built Task Timer because I struggled with something simple: I didn’t really know where my time was going. Most apps helped me plan better, but at the end of the day, I still couldn’t clearly see what I actually worked on. So I started building a simple tool for myself — just to track real work sessions, not plans. Over the past year, I’ve been using it daily and gradually improving it based on my own workflow. Version 2.0 is a complete redesign: simpler, cleaner, and more focused on what actually matters. The goal is not to add more features, but to help you stay aware of how you spend your time. I’d really love to hear your thoughts: - Does this solve a real problem for you? - What would you improve? Thanks so much for checking it out.
Nguyen Xuan Ham
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Would love to hear your feedback if you try it 🙌

Rahul Prabakaran

This is a crowded category and the thing that always gets me is whether I'll actually keep using it after the first week. Most time tracking apps have the same drop-off problem where the habit doesn't stick because logging sessions adds friction. Does the app do anything to make starting a session feel effortless in the moment, like from the lock screen or a widget, or is it mostly something you interact with when you're already inside the app?

Nguyen Xuan Ham
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@rahul_prabakaran 

Thanks for the thoughtful feedback — it gave me a new perspective.

Right now the app still requires opening it to start tracking, but I can see how that friction can break the habit. I’ll definitely look into ways to reduce that.