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TIMEFLIP2 Dodecahedron Time Tracker

12-sided connected dice device for physical time tracking where flipping the dodecahedron to different faces initiates tracking for up to 12 different activities, featuring LED feedback, Pomodoro timer, and 40-day offline memory.

Last updated: 2026-03-20 07:40

Overview

TIMEFLIP2 is a 12-sided connected dodecahedron that tracks time by flipping. Each of the 12 faces can be assigned to different activities, and simply placing the desired activity face-up initiates tracking for that task.

Physical Design

Shape: 12-sided dodecahedron (3x3x3 inches)

Sides: Assign up to 12 different activities

LED: Embedded LED provides instant visual feedback

Connectivity: Bluetooth connection to mobile app and web

Power: Two replaceable AA batteries

Customization: Sticker book with 42 pre-designed + 100 blank stickers

How It Works

  1. Assign activities to each of the 12 faces using stickers
  2. Double-tap dice to turn on
  3. Place desired activity face up to start tracking
  4. Flip to different face to switch activities
  5. System automatically logs time for each activity
  6. Sync data to mobile app (iOS/Android) or web

Key Features

Pomodoro Timer: Built-in timer for Pomodoro technique sessions

Tap Function: Pause/resume tracking with double tap

Offline Capability: Works without connection, stores up to 40 days of data

Onboard Memory: Syncs automatically when reconnected

Web Interface: Process and visualize data online

Data Export: Export time data for integration with other tools

Included in Box

Pricing

$59 for the device with lifetime free apps and web service.

Use Cases

Freelancers: Track billable client projects tactilely

Students: Monitor study time across different subjects

Remote Workers: Physical ritual for task switching

Consultants: Discrete client time tracking

Anyone: Who prefers physical interaction over digital timers

Advantages

Limitations

vs. Timeular (EARLY)

Similar concept but different execution:

TIMEFLIP2 represents the appeal of physical productivity tools in an increasingly digital world, making time tracking a tactile, mindful activity rather than pure software interaction.

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