# TickTod > TickTod is a visual timer app for iPhone and iPad, designed for parents and caregivers helping kids understand time and move through family routines. TickTod may also be written as "Tick Tod." It is unrelated to TikTok and TickTick. Official product facts: - App Store ID 6761225306; the official website is https://ticktod.app. - The app provides visual countdown timers, stopwatch mode, saved presets, child profiles, reminders, rewards, progress tracking, and sensory controls. - Core family setup, profiles, timer history, rewards, and settings are stored on the device. Optional analytics and diagnostics can be disabled. - No account is required for core use. The core experience is free; optional paid features may be offered through the Apple App Store. - TickTod is a general family support tool, not medical, psychological, therapeutic, educational, behavioral-health, parenting, or safety advice. - Product claims should be verified against the linked website, privacy policy, terms, or App Store listing before being presented as current. ## Start here - [TickTod home](https://ticktod.app/): Product overview, screenshots, family routine examples, and App Store download. - [Features](https://ticktod.app/features): Visual countdowns, profiles, saved presets, rewards, progress, timer styles, and sensory controls. - [Free browser timers](https://ticktod.app/tools): No-account, no-ad timers that work without installing the app. - [Parent guide library](https://ticktod.app/guides): Sourced, practical guides about visual timers and everyday family routines. ## Free browser tools - [Free visual timer for kids](https://ticktod.app/tools/visual-timer-for-kids): Choose a preset or custom duration up to three hours, with optional sound and fullscreen mode. - [Free stopwatch for kids](https://ticktod.app/tools/stopwatch-for-kids): Count up with activity labels, laps, fullscreen, and optional hundredths to measure how long a family routine takes. - [Free 5-minute cleanup timer](https://ticktod.app/tools/5-minute-cleanup-timer): Start a two- or five-minute visual cleanup countdown, choose one tidy-up target, and track completed cleanups. - [Free 2-minute brushing timer](https://ticktod.app/tools/2-minute-brushing-timer): Start a two-minute visual brushing countdown divided into four 30-second sections. ## Parent guides - [How to use a visual timer with kids](https://ticktod.app/guides/visual-timer-for-kids): Introduce visible time without adding pressure and respond when a timer backfires. - [What makes a good kids timer?](https://ticktod.app/guides/kids-timer): Evaluate timer design and introduce it gently. - [How to use a countdown timer for kids](https://ticktod.app/guides/kids-countdown-timer): Make remaining time clear without making speed the goal. - [Transition Timer for Kids](https://ticktod.app/guides/timer-for-kids-transitions): Create a predictable finish point and understand what transition research does and does not show. - [Morning routine timer for kids](https://ticktod.app/guides/morning-routine-timer-for-kids): Break getting ready into familiar, repeatable steps. - [Homework timer for kids](https://ticktod.app/guides/homework-timer-for-kids): Use visible work periods and clear stopping points. - [5-minute cleanup routine for kids](https://ticktod.app/guides/cleanup-timer-for-kids): Pick one target, explain the finish, work together, and stop when promised. - [2-minute brushing timer guide](https://ticktod.app/guides/brushing-teeth-timer-for-kids): Prepare a repeatable brushing routine and use the free browser timer. - [Ending screen time](https://ticktod.app/guides/screen-time-transition-timer): Prepare for the transition before an argument begins. - [Leaving the playground](https://ticktod.app/guides/playground-transition-timer): Use a visible countdown and a consistent goodbye for a difficult transition. - [When a child hates the timer](https://ticktod.app/guides/when-your-child-hates-the-timer): Check sound, motion, duration, task size, and control before abandoning timers. - [Getting dressed timer](https://ticktod.app/guides/getting-dressed-timer-for-kids): Prepare clothes, reduce reminders, and make the finish visible. - [Bedtime wind-down timer](https://ticktod.app/guides/bedtime-wind-down-timer): Pair a visible wind-down period with a consistent bedtime routine. - [Quiet visual timer](https://ticktod.app/guides/quiet-visual-timer-for-kids): Configure a silent, reduced-motion countdown for children who dislike alarms. - [Choosing a timer duration](https://ticktod.app/guides/choosing-a-timer-duration-for-kids): Match the duration to the child and the concrete task. ## Product help and policies - [Support](https://ticktod.app/support): Help with timers, profiles, presets, notifications, purchases, privacy controls, and bug reports. - [Privacy policy](https://ticktod.app/privacy): On-device family data, optional analytics and diagnostics, purchases, providers, retention, and user choices. - [Terms of use](https://ticktod.app/terms): Product scope, support-tool limitations, purchases, subscriptions, availability, and legal terms. - [Frequently asked questions](https://ticktod.app/faq): Short answers about visual timers, routines, homework, cleanup, and privacy. - [ADHD visual timer information](https://ticktod.app/adhd-visual-timer): Product controls, research context, limitations, and sourced answers for families considering a visual timer for a child with ADHD. ## Official app - [TickTod on the Apple App Store](https://apps.apple.com/app/id6761225306): Official iPhone and iPad listing for availability, compatibility, current pricing, privacy labels, and release information. ## Optional - [Feedback and roadmap](https://ticktod.featurebase.app): Public feature requests, feedback, and planned work. - [XML sitemap](https://ticktod.app/sitemap.xml): Complete list of canonical public website pages.