🔍 Visual timerwithout annoying noises and with a built-in lithium battery (USB-C connection). A slowly disappearing red disc on the timer face clearly indicates the elapsed and remaining time, making it easier to understand. The set minutes also count down as numerical values (1-60/90 minutes countdown). Adjustable volume – or just a vibration alarm.
Visual tilt timer: Thanks to the built-in gyroscope, you can easily set intervals of 5 to 50 minutes by turning the timer sideways. Whatever is written on the top counts – and the clock starts ticking. Thanks to the toy-like appearance, your child can once again "do it themselves."
🧠 People with ADHD have a different sense of time – and often struggle with understanding the abstract time on a clock face. Unlike conventional watches and alarm clocks, the Visual Timer always clearly shows how much time is left – for example, for a planned task. The Visual Timer can also be an effective tool for adults with ADHD to systematically approach and complete previously planned work phases.
