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The clock view shows your day as a timeline — each slice is placed in the order it happened, so you can see when you worked on what. The pie view groups all time by task — so if you worked on “Study” three separate times, it combines them into one slice.

That’s your streak — the number of consecutive days you’ve completed at least 2 planned tasks. The higher the number, the longer you’ve kept it going.

☀️ Outstanding — you completed 80% or more of your planned time. ⛅️ Good day — you completed 60–80%. ☁️ Mixed day — you completed 40–60%. 🌧️ Tough day — you completed 20–40%. ⛈️ Off day — you completed less than 20%.

You’re over-scheduled — the remaining planned time across your tasks adds up to more than the hours you have left in the day. You won’t be able to finish everything at the pace you planned.

It lets you miss one day per week without breaking your streak. Instead of resetting, your streak freezes for that day. You get one grace day per week (Monday to Sunday).

No. You need to confirm it at least once. But once you do, it stays active every night — you don’t need to confirm again unless you change the times.

No. One confirmation is enough. Sleep will track automatically at your chosen times every night until you decide to change them.

During your sleep window, pausing always goes to sleep — not break. The app assumes you’re going to bed. Regular breaks only work outside your sleep hours.

When you spend overtime on a priority task, that extra time “eats” into the planned time of your other tasks, starting with your priorities. It’s the app’s way of showing you that spending too much time on one thing comes at the expense of everything else in your day.

Three things need to be true at the same time: at least 2 priority tasks with planned minutes, and you need to be actively working on one of them past its planned time. Shrink only triggers during overtime on a priority task.

It starts with your other priority tasks. But if all your priorities are already fully shrunk, the overtime spills over and starts shrinking your goals too.

You enter overtime. Every extra minute you spend will shrink the planned time of your other priority tasks in real time. The popup is your warning — dismissing it means you’re choosing to let other tasks pay the price.

Shrink targets one task at a time — the one with the least remaining time. It fully shrinks that one before moving to the next.

Yes. Shrink locks in for the day — it shows the real damage your overtime caused. Everything resets the next morning.

If overtime from another task ate more than 20% of its planned time, it gets marked as shrunk — even if you did most of the work. The app considers the task compromised because a big chunk of its time was stolen.

A streak day requires completing the full planned time on at least 2 tasks that have planned minutes set. If you only have 1 planned task, or none of your tasks have planned minutes, the day can’t count.

Only if the shrink was small — less than 20% of its planned time. If shrink ate more than 20%, the task doesn’t count as completed for your streak, even if you finished the reduced amount.

They disappear from your Timeline and Goals, but their tracked time stays in your Stats and history. You can find them in the Archive section and restore them anytime.

“Delete All Data” wipes your tasks, history, and settings but keeps your sign-in. “Delete Account” does all of that plus permanently removes your account — you’d need to create a new one.

Open Settings on your iPhone → Tap your name → Subscriptions → Timefog → Cancel Subscription. You’ll keep access until the end of your current billing period.

Refunds are handled by Apple. Go to reportaproblem.apple.com, sign in with your Apple ID, and request a refund for the Timefog purchase.