Time at a glance.
Focus on your task.

A focus and break timer for iPhone and Apple Watch. See how much time is left on your wrist or across your desk. Buy once. No subscription.

Coming soonPlanned: US $6.99 · one-time purchaseiPhone + Apple Watch

See it work What's inside

Your first session

Start with focus.
Finish with a break.

Start with 25 minutes of focus and a 5-minute break. Adjust the next cycle on the timer without changing your defaults.

Choose a category. Start the timer.

Study, Work, Reading, Exercise, or your own: create up to 20 categories. The dial uses your chosen category color so you can tell sessions apart.

No pause button during focus

Focus sessions run without pauses. Need to stop? After at least one minute, you can save the elapsed time as a partial record. It won't count as a completed cycle.

Your break starts automatically

An alarm marks the end of focus, and the break begins. You can pause the break or finish it early. Dismissing the alarm stops the sound, not the break timer.

Apple Watch

A glance at your wrist.
Back to your task.

Apple Watch shows the same countdown as your iPhone and lets you start a session from your wrist. You can also check the countdown on the iPhone Lock Screen, in the Dynamic Island (iOS 18 or later), and in the Apple Watch Smart Stack.

Start on your wrist. Leave your iPhone in your bag.Sessions started while your iPhone is out of reach are added to your history when the devices reconnect.
One sound setting across your devicesTurn alarm sound off on Apple Watch and it turns off on iPhone too. The same works in reverse.
An iPhone is requiredDeepLap for Apple Watch works with the iPhone app and is included in the iPhone purchase.

Apple Watch history with today's cycles and a 12-week grid

Landscape desk timer

On your desk.
Easy to see.

Place your iPhone sideways on a stand to see a full-screen dial and clock. Tap for the controls and today's summary. They fade out after 7 seconds.

A color for each categoryChoose from 8 colors for your categories. The dial, status dot, and buttons use the selected color to help distinguish Study, Work, and the rest.
Optional: two taps for Do Not DisturbInstall the "DeepLap Focus" shortcut once, then assign it to Back Tap or the Action Button. Starting a focus session turns on Do Not Disturb until the session ends. Ending early turns it off. See Focus shortcut.

Category editor with eight color choices

Landscape timer on a desk stand: a large dial and the clock, nothing else

With the control panel open: today's summary, category chips and End focus

Hover over or tap the phone to show the controls. They fade out after 7 seconds, just as they do in the app.

Quiet by default

Sound on your terms.

The timer's speaker button turns alarm sound off across your devices. Alerts still appear, with vibration when enabled. With sound on, iOS 26 system alarms sound through Silent Mode and Focus, even when your iPhone is locked in your bag.

8 original tones. Preview through your headphones.Bell, piano, glass chimes, and more, made for DeepLap. Listen before choosing a tone.
Know how your device handles alarmsFor alarm behavior on iOS 26, iOS 17–18, and Apple Watch, see Alarms & sound.

A focus in progress in dark mode with 14:30 left

Mac · coming later

On Mac,
in your menu bar.

The Mac app will put your timer, categories, and history a click away in the menu bar. See the countdown beside the clock and open the dashboard for charts. Sessions and settings will sync with your iPhone through iCloud.

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DeepLap

Start on Mac. Check on Apple Watch.Timer state, settings, and recent history will sync through iCloud, as they do across your iPhone and Apple Watch.
Coming later, sold separatelyThe Mac app will follow the iPhone and Apple Watch release. It will have its own price and is not included in the iPhone purchase.

History

Your time,
accounted for.

Review a 7-day bar chart, time by category, and a 12-week focus grid. Browse recent sessions or filter thousands of records by date range.

Keep a copy of your recordsYour records are stored on your devices. Export and import a JSON backup in Settings when you change phones.
Recent records sync through iCloudYour timer state, settings, and latest 240 records sync across your devices. Older records stay on the device that recorded them. Use a backup file to move them.

History overview with a weekly chart and category breakdown

All records filtered by a custom date range

Before you buy

Buy once.
Here's what's included.

US $6.99

Planned one-time price: US $6.99, or ₩9,900 in Korea. Check the App Store for the final price in your country.

DeepLap for iPhone and Apple Watch
Countdown on the Lock Screen, Dynamic Island, and Smart Stack
Recent history synced across your devices through iCloud
All future updates to the iPhone and Apple Watch apps

No subscription or in-app purchases. No account, ads, or tracking.
The Mac app is not included. It is planned for a later release as a separate purchase.
Requires iOS 17 or later. The Apple Watch app requires watchOS 10 or later.

Will an alarm sound in a library?

Turn off alarm sound with the timer's speaker button to silence it across your devices. Alerts still appear, with vibration when enabled. With sound on, iOS 26 system alarms sound through Silent Mode and Focus. On iOS 17–18, notifications follow the Silent switch.

Why can't I pause a focus session?

DeepLap treats each focus session as an uninterrupted stretch of time. If you need to stop after at least one minute, you can save the elapsed time as a partial record. You can pause breaks whenever you need to.

Can I use Apple Watch without an iPhone?

You need an iPhone with DeepLap installed. Once paired, you can start and end sessions on Apple Watch while your iPhone is out of reach. Those sessions are added to your history when the devices reconnect.

Where are my records? Can I move them?

Records are stored on your devices. iCloud syncs timer state, settings, and your latest 240 records through Apple's servers. To move all your records, use a JSON backup in Settings. See the privacy policy.

Can I request a refund?

Apple handles purchases and decides whether to approve refunds. You can submit a request at reportaproblem.apple.com. If something isn't working, you can also email us so we can help.

Support

Need a hand?

Email smallmodules@gmail.com. Tell us your iPhone or Apple Watch model, your iOS or watchOS version, and what went wrong.

To attach diagnostics, go to Settings → About and support → Share diagnostics. Diagnostics contain timer state and timing information, but no categories, notes, or individual records.

Alarms & sound

Your break starts when focus ends. Dismissing the alarm only stops the sound; the break may already be running. Ending a break does not remove the completed focus record.
The speaker button on the timer screen turns alarm sound on or off across your devices. With sound off, alerts still appear. They also vibrate if haptics are enabled for that phase.
On iOS 26, end-of-session alerts use system alarms that sound through Silent Mode and Focus when alarm sound is on. On iOS 17–18, DeepLap uses Time Sensitive notifications. These can come through Focus, subject to your notification settings, and follow the Silent switch.
Apple Watch uses watchOS notification sounds and follows its Silent Mode setting. Haptics continue in Silent Mode.
A sound preview in Settings doesn't test whether an alarm will arrive while your screen is locked. Try a 1-minute focus session to check.

Focus shortcut: Do Not Disturb

iOS doesn't let apps change Focus directly. To control Do Not Disturb, install this shortcut once: DeepLap Focus. Leave the shortcut's name unchanged.
Starting a focus session runs the shortcut and turns on Do Not Disturb until the session's scheduled end. Ending early runs the same shortcut with the input "end" to turn Do Not Disturb off. Any Focus mode that was active beforehand is not restored.
To use a different Focus mode, edit both Set Focus actions in the shortcut.

Privacy

For details on data storage and sync, support emails, and this website hosted on Cloudflare Pages, read the policy.

Time at a glance.Focus on your task.

Start with focus.Finish with a break.

A glance at your wrist.Back to your task.

On your desk.Easy to see.