Every timer only alerts at zero. This one doesn't. - One Minute More

Hey everyone — I'm Seth, I built this app. They told me I had ADD in 7th grade in 1989. Back then the only tool anyone gave me was Ritalin. No strategies, no systems, just medication. Over time I figured out that timers gave me the structure I needed — a way to stay in deep concentration while still keeping one foot in the real world. But I had one problem I could never solve: the anticipation of the timer going off made it impossible to concentrate. I'd find myself checking the clock constantly, which defeated the whole point. If I know a warning is coming at 10 minutes, another at 5, and a final one at 1 — I can let go. I stop watching the clock. I can actually get into flow and trust that the app will bring me back when I need to know. That's why I built One Minute More. Every other timer on the market — the iOS clock, Apple Watch, all of them — alerts you at exactly one moment: zero. By then you're already scrambling. This one warns you before. As many times as you want. At any point in your countdown. It's also genuinely great for cooking — set a warning before your timer goes off so you can check the oven before something gets overdone. And if you're a synth nerd like me, you'll appreciate the custom sounds. No subscription. No ads. $0.99. Would love to hear how others with ADHD use timers — this community knows more about this than anyone.