TimeFinder: Time Blocking

Name: TimeFinder: Time Blocking
Rating: 4.6 (1928 reviews)
Author: TimeFinder, LLC

By: TimeFinder, LLC App

Daily Schedule, Hourly Planner

Overview

Version:

9.7.36

Last updated: 2026-09-11

Features & Capabilities

TimeFinder Time Blocking for Chrome helps you plan your day the way your brain works. Drag tasks into your schedule, set flexible blocks from 5 to 60 minutes, and use color codes to see your day at a glance. Trusted by 400,000+ users and refined over 8 years of feedback.

Features across Day, Week, Month, and Agenda views, task rollover and shifting, focus mode, subtasks, and calendar/reminders sync keep your day in sync across devices. Direct developer support and a strong commitment to real user feedback make TimeFinder the planner many have been looking for.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

TimeFinder, LLC

Rating:

4.60

(1,928) 1 ratings

Version:

9.7.36 Last updated: 2026-09-11

Version code:

891216653

Creation date:

2018-03-03

Compatible devices:

Size:

131.77MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-15

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 41,300 ▼ 97

Other rankings

#35 in refresh keyword 71 ▼ 6

#38 in schedule keyword 15 ▲ 4

#47 in function keyword 44 ▼ 3

#47 in self control keyword 44 ▼ 2

#63 in shortcut keyword 38 ▲ 5

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Other platforms

TimeFinder: Time Blocking (v9.7.36)

29,929 4.25

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Developed by:

TimeFinder, LLC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/timefinder-time-blocking/id1347447233

Website:

https://timefinder.app/

User Reviews

TimeFinder is praised for its visual, intuitive time-blocking UI and strong cross-device syncing, plus responsive support and regular updates. However, users repeatedly note a paywall/subscription model, plus reliability problems like lag, crashes, and syncing issues across devices. Intrusive trial prompts and occasional desktop/watch instability further affect experience. Overall, the concept and design are well-liked, but pricing and performance concerns limit broader adoption.

Pros

Visually appealing and intuitive time-blocking UI with drag-and-drop and color customization.
Easily visualize and manage daily schedules, helping users stay on track.
Strong cross-device support and syncing across Mac, iPhone, and Apple Watch, with calendar/reminder integrations.
Responsive developer with frequent updates and quick customer support, including feature additions such as watch integration and third-party integrations.

Cons

Subscription/paywall model blocks many features; free version is limited and pricing is often viewed as opaque or misleading.
Reliability issues across devices: lag, syncing delays, crashes on Mac/PC, and watch app problems.
Intrusive free-trial prompts/popups with difficulty exiting.
Desktop stability and sign-in/login issues reported by users.
UI clutter or a desire for a simpler layout and additional features (e.g., categories or subtasks).

Recent reviews

The AI function hasn’t worked for a bit now. I use that to take pictures of conference agendas and put the schedules into TimeFinder and not having that takes a ton of value from the app in my opinion.

by WP*****, 2026-09-01

I downloaded because I wanted a focus app and a calendar app, so seemed like a great two-fer. However like most apps, this is formatted for larger iPhones with bigger screens; when I open the Focus section on my iPhone SE 2nd Gen, it shows two options, details how they differ, then there appears to be a blue button, which I can only see a sliver of the top of, the rest of which is hidden by the navigation bar. When I try to click, it takes me to whatever nav button was in the area instead. If there were a drop-down to hide the option details, I could click the button to start the focus.