fidgr is a small, quiet space for the sixty seconds between one thing and the next.
One for restless hands. One for a restless mind.
Tap, click, slide, spin — a fidget app for restless hands. Four small tactile toys, always free.
Rain, a breath, a still point, a release — a one-minute calm app for a restless mind.
The gap before a call rarely gives you more than a minute. fidgr is built for exactly that gap — a breath, a fidget, a small pause before you're on.
A physical fidget toy stays on your desk. A fidget app stays in your pocket — the same restless-hands relief, available anywhere your phone is.
A one-minute break between one task and the next is easier to actually take than a fifteen-minute one. fidgr fits into the break you already have.
fidgr doesn't track a streak or ask you to hit a number. No one here tells you how to feel — just a minute, and then you return.
fidgr is a one-minute mental reset app. It has two parts: Play, a set of simple tactile fidget toys, and Reset, a set of guided one-minute calming sessions like breathing and rain sounds.
A one-minute breathing or fidget app works well before a meeting because it fits into the small gap you actually have. fidgr is built specifically for that sixty-second window between one thing and the next.
One minute is usually enough. A short, complete pause is easier to return to than a longer break, and it fits into a workday without becoming another thing to schedule.