Inner Clock

A quick game to sharpen the clock in your head — then it reads your personal time-bias and uses it to set a work block you'll actually stick to.

One concrete thing. It's waiting at the end.

~5 minutes · 7 rounds · no visible timer — that's the point
Why it's built this way. ADHD brains misjudge time in a measurable way — short waits feel long, long stretches vanish, and hours slip by unnoticed. That's not carelessness; it's how the brain clocks time. This game gives you fast, honest feedback on your own sense of time, and turns what it learns into a concrete plan: the right timer, set the right way, so you leave with a strategy instead of a guess.
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Time sense
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Your inner clock

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What it says about you

Your move

See your brain profile →
The only way it counts:
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Timer's visible on purpose. Trust it, not the feeling.
20:00
on task
Keep this tab open — I'll chime when the block ends.

Block complete.

You calibrated your clock and put a real timer on the work. That's the whole trick.

Your time sense drifts through the day — a quick recalibration whenever you're about to dig in keeps it honest.