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About Good Human!

"Good Human!" is a work timer that helps you stay focused, actually see where your time went, and motivates you with fun sound effects. It supports how you actually work - not how you think you should work. Start a work session when you start working, pause and resume as needed. When you switch to a different project, simply keep working and update the project label, even mid-session. When you complete a session, a fun sound effect of your choice lets you know you did good. At the end of the week, reflect back and see where your time went using the clear and beautiful color-and-emoji coded view of the sessions you put in and the projects you focused on. Stay focused. Work the way that works for you

What’s new

Version 1.4.0 · Updated October 6, 2026

Good human helped you be more effective so far, helping you be focused when needed and aware of where the time went. Leveling up means setting intent, intent to work on a specific project and help you follow through.

App privacy

The developer, Hyperfoo, Inc., reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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