Timefully - Meditation Timer

Name: Timefully - Meditation Timer
Rating: 4.8 (1079 reviews)
Author: Lalune Creative AB

By: Lalune Creative AB App

Track & Grow Your Practice

Overview

Version:

5.8.2

Last updated: 2026-07-12

Ranking

#52,089 ▲ 4,168

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Timefully - Meditation Timer is a distraction-free timer designed for meditators who want control and motivation. It supports unlimited presets per profile, flexible segments, on-the-fly duration adjustments, and an always-on focus mode. You can customize backgrounds, monitor progress, and use session mode for extended practice. This Chrome extension brings a powerful timer with a beautiful, simple interface.

Timefully tracks sessions, emotions, and reflections, offers comprehensive statistics with weekly, monthly, and yearly views, and motivates through tree-growth milestones and achievements. It integrates across devices with iCloud, supports Apple Health/HRV on Apple Watch, Shortcuts, and export/import data. It’s designed to stay out of the way while you sit, breathe, and grow your practice.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Lalune Creative AB

Rating:

4.80

(1,079) 1 new ratings

Version:

5.8.2 Last updated: 2026-07-12

Version code:

888167681

Creation date:

2018-12-15

Compatible devices:

Size:

389.22MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-26

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Ranking

# 52,089 ▲ 4,168

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Developed by:

Lalune Creative AB

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/timefully-meditation-timer/id1440679849

Website:

https://www.timefully.co/

User Reviews

Timefully is praised as a simple, elegant, and highly customizable meditation timer with strong tracking features and good Apple Watch/Health integration. Users appreciate warm-up/meditation/cool-down phases, multiple profiles, and journaling, reminders, and progress graphs. However, recurring concerns include pricing confusion across devices, a sense that the app isn’t well maintained, and several watch-related limitations. Some desire more bell options and longer cues. Overall, it’s a reliable, long-used tool for many meditators despite these drawbacks.

Pros

Simple, elegant, and straightforward interface.
Highly customizable timer with warm-up, meditation, and cool-down phases and multiple profiles.
Rich tracking and journaling features (total time, streaks, mood tracker, notes, progress graphs).
Strong Apple Watch support and Apple Health integration for mindfulness minutes.
Long-term reliability and a trusted daily tool used for years.

Cons

Pricing/subscription issues and cross-device billing confusion.
Perceived lack of updates and unresolved bugs, especially on watch.
Apple Watch control limitations (must preset on iPhone; limited on-watch timer adjustments).
Limited bell options and bell duration; desire for longer/more varied sounds.

Recent reviews

I rarely write reviews but when I do it is usually to do with how bad or how great something is in my experience. In this case, I say the app is pretty great. I have been using this app for ~1.5 years, much more within the last 3 months. Although my practice doesn’t necessarily hinge on needing this app, I definitely make great use of some of the features. With the most recent update, there was an issue with the widget not updating properly. I simply emailed the developers to make them aware and had a decently prompt reply. They were aware of the issue, explained why it was happening, and said an update is to expected within the coming days. As I write this review, I haven’t seen the update yet, but I feel pretty assured that it is coming and remain contently patient. It isn’t like the widget not updating will prevent my practice or even interfere, so no big deal. Good customer service can really go a long way but so can being a good customer and treating the developers as teammates. Everyone wins.