20-20-20 rhythm
Focus for 20 minutes, then take a dedicated 20-second eye break.
A calm 20-20-20 timer for iPhone, iPad, and Mac that reminds you exactly when to look away.
Blink adds a gentle eye-care rhythm to focused work, then gets out of the way.
Work with a simple countdown, optional chimes, and light haptics.
Rest your eyes on something about 20 feet or 6 metres away.
Resume the same focus block or move through a Pomodoro cycle.
Focus for 20 minutes, then take a dedicated 20-second eye break.
Use classic focus blocks with short breaks and a longer break every fourth block.
Use the full adaptive app on iPhone and iPad, or keep the Mac companion close while you work.
Every theme, icon, sound, timer mode, stat, widget, and shortcut is free from the first launch.
Review focused minutes, completed sessions, and eye-break consistency. Your history stays on this device.
See the countdown on the Lock Screen, Dynamic Island, Home Screen, and desktop widgets.
Forest, Blue, Ember, and Indigo themes with matching Vision icons.
Snooze a heads-up, start from a widget, check Today's Focus with Siri, or change the rhythm from Settings.
No account, ads, cloud sync, tracking, or session analytics. Your stored timer state, settings, session history, and statistics stay on the device where you created them.
Blink does not send timer, session-history, statistics, or Live Activity state to a developer-operated server. RevenueCat and Apple separately process purchase and entitlement data.
Read the privacy policyYou can start 20 focus sessions for free and use every feature. Premium only removes the session limit, with weekly, yearly, and Lifetime options priced by your App Store.
Blink runs on iPhone and iPad with iOS or iPadOS 18 or later, and on Mac with macOS 14 or later.
Blink starts with the 20-20-20 rhythm and also includes a classic Pomodoro cycle with short and long breaks.
No. Sessions and settings are local to each device. Purchases can be restored through the same Apple Account.
No. Blink is a reminder tool, not a medical device. Speak with an eye-care professional about symptoms or vision concerns.