No app store, no download
Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge. Nothing to download, no app store, and no updates to keep on top of.
Keep the fifty-minute hour without glancing at your wrist, and without a countdown running in your client’s eyeline. $4.99 once. No subscription.
An hour, condensed. This is a session running.
A look at a watch lands as a message, whatever you meant by it. SILNS sits where your eye already goes and tells you without the room noticing.
No chime, no buzz, no notification. The hour closes the way you choose to close it, not the way a phone decides to announce it.
Phone, iPad, laptop, or the spare screen on the shelf. Nothing to install — buy once and sign in anywhere.
What your client sees
A screen your client can see is still a screen they can read. So two of these three do not read as a timer at all. They are running now, in real time — the same three that come with SILNS.
In practice
Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge. Nothing to download, no app store, and no updates to keep on top of.
Phone, iPad, Android tablet, laptop, Chromebook, or the browser built into a smart TV.
Opens full screen like an app, straight to your timers, with no browser bar around it.
Open SILNS on the iPad on the shelf, type the code it shows into your phone, and both run the same session. Your phone stays the control.
Once it is open the timer runs on the device itself. If the wifi drops mid-session, it does not notice.
Back to back sessions? Setup your timers for the day — before the first one starts. Tap through to your next session easily.
Before you buy
Not unless you tell them. Of the three ways a session can be shown, two — a ring unwinding and the SILNS mark losing a spoke at a time — do not read as a countdown to somebody who has not been told what they are.
No. SILNS is silent by default — no chime, no buzz, no notification. There is an optional tone you can switch on for a particular timer, and it stays off until you do.
Yes. A saved timer is a name and a length, kept to your account and waiting on every device you sign in on. Fifty minutes is there the next time you open it, and the time after that.
Yes. A sequence is a day of sessions in the order they run, set up before the first one starts. It can hold until you tap through, which is the ten minutes you use for notes.
Yes. Once SILNS is open the timer runs on the device itself, so a connection dropping mid-session changes nothing. It also survives the screen locking or the page reloading.
SILNS is sold without refunds — access begins the moment the payment clears — except where the law of your country requires one. The full wording is in the terms.
A silent timer for counsellors and therapists. The fifty-minute hour, kept without a glance at your wrist.
Get SILNS — $4.99