Everything planSync does
No promise deck — this is what already works in the beta, grouped by where you use it. iOS and Chrome are live today; Android lands in August 2026.
iOS
available todayOn TestFlight now — the app the whole thing was built around.
Parallel timers, live on the lock screen
Run several countdowns at once. Each one ticks in real time on the lock screen and in the Dynamic Island — and a timer you start on your phone shows up on your other signed-in devices too.
A full-screen alarm that breaks hyperfocus
When time is up, planSync takes over the whole screen — loud, over the lock screen. On iOS 26 it rings through the system AlarmKit alarm with a built-in +5 snooze; older versions fall back to a time-sensitive notification.
Focus mode with seven clock faces
One task, one full-screen countdown, nothing else on screen. Pick from seven faces — a minimal dial, a real stopwatch, big digits — with a per-device light/dark override. The screen stays awake while you work.
Five home- and lock-screen widgets
Today, Timers, Reminders, Quick-add and a Now dashboard — five widgets in four skins. Check off a task, pause or resume a timer, or start a preset without ever opening the app.
Reminders and a notification center
Set several reminders per task, snooze them from a one-minute wheel or a quick preset, and catch everything you missed in one notification center that clears itself after a few days.
Stats that add up, sign-in that just works
See today, this week, this month or a custom range in charts built on real session data. Sign in with Apple or Google — one account carries your tasks and timers across every device.
Chrome
available todayA full MV3 extension — the desktop half of the same account.
A floating timer that follows your tabs
A pinned timer floats over every page in three layouts — bullet, list or bar — so your countdowns stay in view instead of hiding in a closed panel.
Offline-first, one shared account
The extension and the iOS app share a single account. Everything keeps working with no connection and merges the moment you are back online.
Capture in one keystroke
Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+Y opens the side panel with the cursor already in the capture box. A thought goes from your head to the inbox before it evaporates.
List and kanban, your choice
Triage in a list with Doing / Todo / Done sections and drag between them, or flip to a kanban board with a soft work-in-progress limit and a full Done column.
Archive, presets and sounds
Archive finished tasks instead of deleting them and reach back anytime, save the timer presets you reuse every day, and pick your own end-of-timer sound, volume and repeat.
Android
August 2026Built from the same codebase as iOS — beta arrives in August 2026.
The same app, natively
Android comes from the one Expo codebase behind iOS, so tasks, timers and sync behave exactly the same — no second, thinner product.
A full-screen alarm over the lock screen
The timer-end alarm uses Android’s full-screen intent to fire over the lock screen with looping sound and vibration — the same budzik that cuts through hyperfocus.
One account, everything synced
Sign in and your phone, tablet and browser share the same tasks and timers, offline-first, merging when you reconnect.
Home-screen widgets and quick capture
Timers and today’s tasks stay one glance away on the home screen, with quick-add so nothing has to wait for you to open the app.