Float Clock
A PiP timer that stays visible while you work
What it does
Float Clock keeps the timer for one important task visible in Picture in Picture while you move between apps. Use ready-made timers for talks, Tabata, HIIT, and focus sessions, or create your own. Add a private speaker cue, get clear time warnings, and keep time in view without staring at your phone. No account, ads, or setup. Essential timers are free; a one-time Pro unlock adds all templates, custom plans, and advanced PiP tools.
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Free · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPhone. Not verified for macOS. Utilities Developer 友健 高 Language EN + 1 More Size 16.3 MB iPhone Keep your talk, workout, or deadline visible. Float Clock keeps one important countdown in Picture in Picture, so time stays in sight while you present, train, work, or move between apps. SPEAK ON TIME Choose a 5, 10, 30, 45, or 60 minute talk timer. Add a private speaker cue, then use clear colour warnings to keep your pace: orange at 5 minutes and red at 1 minute. TRAIN BY SOUND Start Tabata, EMOM, HIIT, or a custom interval workout. Get a 3-second ready countdown, distinct work and rest sounds, round counts, and pause and resume controls. Keep your…from apps.apple.com
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