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throws this ADHD app idea into here - an alarm app but when you set up an alarm, it creates a visual representation of how much time is left. so if it's 10 AM and you have an appointment at 1, you can set an alarm for 12:30 and it'll display as a 2 hour 30 min countdown timer with some kind of visual to represent the amount of time left, like one of those circle timers that slowly depletes.

bonus: you can set intervals for a timer, like you can say "alert me both 30 minutes and 5 minutes before this time in particular" and set the timer for 1, and it'll ring at both 12:55 and 12:30.

the issues I have with existing alarm/reminder stuff is that they do not give me a visual of how much time remains, which our fool of a brain interprets as "there is no time remaining, time to sit here paralyzed forever." seeing a slowly depleting circle or some other concrete representation puts it at ease. I have so far been accomplishing this by setting up timers by hand, but that requires me to calculate the time differences myself and it is an error-prone process


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in reply to @bazelgeuse-apologist's post:

Oh wait, these might not be exactly what I'm looking for - I was thinking about something where the input is a specific time (like 2 PM) rather than an amount of time (like 50 minutes) if that makes sense? And it calculates the amount of time until your input time and shows a visual countdown based on that, instead of just going off at the input time.

I actually do use a great app called MultiTimer for time visualization, but it doesn't have the functionality I described.