Pop Out Timer Stopwatch Clock

About this app

Pop Out Timer uses picture-in-picture to provide an always on-screen, floating timer, stopwatch, pomodoro, or clock. Perfect for presentations, workouts, cooking, studying, or any task that needs precise timing while using a full-screen app. While in picture-in-picture you can move the window around to any corner, flick it off screen, or resize with a pinch. Customize colors, aspect ratios, sounds, and display options to fit the way you work. If you choose to purchase a subscription, payment will be charged to your iTunes account, and your account will be charged for renewal 24 hours prior to the end of the current period. Auto-renewal may be turned off at any time by going to your settings in the iTunes Store after purchase. Terms of use: https://thinktapwork.com/tos.html

• Pop Out Timer is now available for Mac as a universal purchase. The Mac app has been modernized and brought to parity with iOS. • New Square aspect ratio for all timer modes. The new Square layout gives Timer and Pomodoro a dial-style progress view. Stopwatch and Clock feature analog faces. • Pomodoro now fully supports every aspect ratio, so focus sessions can use the same Regular, Wide, Ultra Wide, and Square layouts as timers. • Stopwatch now shows total time of all laps. You can configure this in Settings. • New Stopwatch option: One-Tap for Lap Mode. The next lap will begin immediately. • New Timer option: Warning Seconds. Configure when warning colors should be applied. • Pomodoro now allows for pause and resume directly from the Picture-in-Picture window. • New Clock option to show tenths of a second. • New Clock option: Show Digital Time. Enable to display the digital time on the analog clock face. • New Stopwatch option: Minute Dial. Configure the duration of the minute dial in the square aspect ratio. • Fixed bug where old pomodoro entries were not cleaned up until a new Pomodoro was completed.

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1. First observed Aug 18, 2026 · 3:15 PM Free