WorryTime support
A little help making room for your thoughts.
Get in touch
Contact michael@bloomfieldtechco.ca for help, feedback or feature suggestions. Include your iPhone model, iOS version, app version, and a short explanation. Please leave private worry text out of emails and screenshots unless you choose to share it.
Park a worry
Type into “What’s on your mind?” and tap +. You can also use the microphone on your iPhone keyboard. If it is missing, check Settings → General → Keyboard → Enable Dictation.
Choose your worry time
Tap the large time card, choose your daily time, and tap “That’s my worry time”. Allow notifications for a daily reminder. Your chosen time can be kept even if notifications are off.
A reminder did not appear
Open WorryTime Settings and check notification permission, banners and sounds. In iPhone Settings, allow WorryTime through any Focus you use and keep it out of Scheduled Summary for reminders at your chosen time. Tap “Send test notification”, then lock your phone; the test is scheduled for five seconds later and does not replace your daily reminder. iOS controls notification presentation.
Edit or let go of a thought
Tap a worry to edit it. Swipe left to delete, or use Delete in its ellipsis menu. Deletion is immediate and has no Undo.
Make time in Calendar
Swipe a worry’s text right or choose “Make time” in its menu. Apple’s calendar editor opens with the worry as the title and a 30-minute duration. Choose the calendar, date and time, then Save. Cancel leaves the worry unchanged. “Scheduled” means an event was saved; it does not track later calendar changes. Deleting a worry does not delete its calendar event.
Storage and privacy
Worries are stored locally on your iPhone, with no WorryTime account or cloud-sync service. Device backups depend on your settings. Saved calendar events follow the selected calendar’s sync settings. Read the WorryTime privacy policy.
About
WorryTime is made by Bloomfield Tech Company in Nova Scotia, Canada, and requires iOS 17 or later. It is currently in development; the website will link to the App Store when it is available.