Tiimeer starts with a task prompt, turns the session into a mug-shaped timer,
and stays available globally through one command. Install it once. Open a new
Command Prompt window. Run tiimeer.
What would you like to do?
> Study for an exam
How long would you like to focus on it (in minutes)?
> 30
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P pause E extend B break D done H history
Why it works
The app opens on the task itself. That is the point of the product. One decision about what you are doing, one decision about duration, then the timer takes over. Everything else stays available from the same surface.
Start
Begin with the task, not the dashboard.
Control
Pause, extend, break, done, and history are all reachable without leaving the timer.
Install
The installer writes the launcher to the user profile and adds it to PATH.
Tiimeer stays inside Windows Command Prompt instead of asking users to switch contexts, drag windows around, or install a desktop shell around a simple timer.
The site ships the app, installer script, and command guide from the same deployment.
Upload the Node app, install dependencies, set `server.js`, and the whole install flow is live.
Install
The command below pulls the PowerShell installer from your domain, downloads the terminal app, creates the launcher, and registers the command for the current user.
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Run the generated PowerShell command.
Open a new Command Prompt window.
Launch the app with tiimeer.
Included behavior
Deployment