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what does this app do

The default android device clock timer doesn't have a repeating timer,
and it limits the number of timers you have to 3.
So I built my own.

Uses similar interface to android.

Some useful things I use it for:

Repeating 5 min. timer, looping 6 times.

Standing meditation on one leg.
Every 5 minutes I switch from one leg to the other. 

If you want to train yourself and loosen your hips and legs,
for full lotus, half lotus, or no lotus,


You can alternate between walking and sitting meditation, 

setting the timer for 20 min interval that loops 3 or 4 times.


Give yourself a time limit for answering your emails, reading world news, etc.

for example, if I want to focus morning on meditation, give myself a 30 minute time limit
by setting 10 minute interval 3 times looping, 
to accomplish that.


30m or 60m intervals for sedentary workers

every interval take a minute to stretch, move around, do 10 pushups, do a handstand, do some pullups, recollect the Buddha, Dhamma, asubha, etc.


power naps without snooze 

I set a timer for 5 min. looping infinity, and then just actually get up when my body is ready, I never have to hit a snooze button. It tells you how many loops were done, so you get to know your body how much nap you actually need.

why should I trust this app


I built this myself with AI, flutter, codebase builds windows and android apps.
My googledrive links, no malware on it.
My gmail account has 2FA, so no one's going to be hacking my account and adding malware to my apps.
Both windows and android give you scary messages when you download and try to encourage you not to install untrusted apps. 
You can trust me. 

PS C:\Users\my4nt\My Drive (my gmail account @gmail.com)\semi-pub\qigor-apps\qigor-timer>
-a---           2/22/2026  4:22 PM       12240466 qigor_timer_windows.zip
-a---           2/22/2026  5:20 PM       48665229 qigor_timer.apk

windows pc

zip of app is here:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OGldowj7J8DBzfCikHDuMWj5DOsPoVUv/view?usp=drive_link
The app is the highlighted .exe file. 
Don't delete the directory, it contains libraries the exe app needs.

d-r--           2/22/2026  3:57 PM                data
-a---           2/22/2026  3:56 PM         196608 audioplayers_windows_plugin.dll
-a---           2/20/2026  3:45 PM       20802048 flutter_windows.dll
-a---           2/22/2026  3:57 PM          91648 qigor_timer.exe
-a---           2/22/2026  3:56 PM         102912 screen_retriever_plugin.dll
-a---           2/22/2026  3:57 PM         130560 window_manager_plugin.dll

android apk


download link to qigor_timer.apk

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1oHAb3ksJkoCVROpFP2TbO6fs9j0pP6ei/view?usp=drive_link
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1oHAb3ksJkoCVROpFP2TbO6fs9j0pP6ei/view?usp=drive_link

When you install qigor_timer.apk,
say yes you agree to install this app from a trusted source,
it should give you can option to scan the app with google play store for malware,
then it will install.





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