| Removed 1 day ago | from Play Store |
|---|---|
| 🔒 | Avg daily installs |
| 100+ | Installs 🔒 More accurate value in Pro |
| 1 month | Age |
| 1 month ago | Updated |
| May 25, 2026 | Release date |
| 49Mb | Size |
melbet is a no-frills focus timer built for sustained, distraction-free work. Choose a session length, start the countdown, and let a large animated ring guide you through the block. Every session is saved locally so you can see how your focus habit grows over time - with no accounts, no syncing, and no data collected.
FEATURES
Animated circular countdown
A smooth progress ring fills as your session runs. A subtle pulse animation keeps you grounded while you work, and a glow effect signals when the session finishes.
Six duration presets
Set your focus block to 5, 15, 25, 45, 60, or 90 minutes with a single tap. Set a default in settings so the right length is always loaded when you open the app.
Pause and resume
Step away without losing your place. Resume exactly where you left off, with elapsed and remaining time always visible during the session.
Session history
Every session is logged with its date, start time, target duration, and the amount you actually completed. A progress bar shows partial sessions honestly, not just the ones you finished.
Focus stats at a glance
A summary panel shows your total sessions, completed count, and cumulative minutes focused - useful for tracking momentum without needing a separate habit app.
Vibration feedback
Optional haptic signals on start, pause, and completion let you register state changes without glancing at the screen.
Fully offline, local storage only
All data stays on your device. No account required, no network requests, no tracking of any kind. Session records can be cleared at any time from the History screen.
WHO IT IS FOR
Whether you follow the Pomodoro method, practice long uninterrupted deep work sessions, or simply need a clean countdown with no distractions, melbet App adapts to your rhythm. No notifications to configure, no subscriptions, no ads. Open the app, pick a duration, and focus.
The interface is intentionally spare: a monospace clock, a single action button, and a ring that shows exactly where you are. Everything else stays out of the way.