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About Reset - Timer for Calm

"Reset" is a simple timer app designed to ease everyday feelings of anger, anxiety, and stress. It’s said that feelings of rage only last for six seconds. "Reset" provides you with those few moments of calm to help you easily navigate that crucial moment. ▶ Simple Design with Auto-Start The timer starts automatically as soon as you open the app. ▶ Lock Screen Widget Support Place a widget on your lock screen for quick and convenient access anytime. ▶ For Various Everyday Moments Use "Reset" not just to manage anger, but also as a quick reset for a mood shift or a moment of self-care. On a busy day, "Reset" offers a brief pause to realign your emotions and restore your inner calm. These six simple seconds can make a meaningful difference in how you feel. Let's update each day with "Reset." -- Terms of use https://github.com/alumican/6sec-timer/blob/main/terms_en.md Privacy policy https://github.com/alumican/6sec-timer/blob/main/privacy_en.md

What’s new

Version 1.1 · Updated January 10, 2025

Thank you for using our app. The timer completion message now appears in Japanese if your device is set to Japanese.

App privacy

The developer, Yukiya Okuda, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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