Yes. No subscription, no in-app purchases, no ads, and no trial that runs out.
There isn’t one, and there isn’t a bill either. TimeBoxer is deliberately small: no account, no backend, no AI calls, and no cloud service required to plan your day. Your schedule lives on your iPhone, so there isn’t an ongoing cost I need to pass on to you.
People who get more done when the decision about what to do is made before the moment they have to do it.
If a long to-do list makes you bounce between ten things at once, TimeBoxer gives those things an actual place in the day: decide when you’ll do them, then work through the plan one block at a time.
If you want project management, team collaboration, calendar automation, or an AI assistant rearranging your life, this isn’t that.
Plan your day in 30-minute blocks.
When the time comes, open TimeBoxer and see what you decided to do. When the block is over, mark what happened: Done, Partial, or Skipped.
That’s basically the app.
Because TimeBoxer is for meaningful chunks of work, not micromanaging every minute of the day.
Every block starts and ends on a 30-minute boundary, with 30 minutes as the minimum duration. It keeps planning fast and the timeline readable.
Yes. A time slot can contain up to three jobs.
They appear side by side, which is useful when work genuinely happens in parallel — for example, while a build is running, research is processing, or something else has been delegated.
Exactly what they sound like.