Native mobile · Toggl Track · iOS + Android
A core mobile interaction, redesigned from the inside out.
Simplifying the timer without simplifying away what mattered.
I redesigned Track’s core timer experience across iOS and Android — reducing a dense edit sheet to the things people actually needed, while keeping the interactions experienced users relied on.
- from 27,000+ ratings
- 4.8 App Store rating
- from 26,000+ ratings
- 4.6 Google Play rating
Role
Sole product designer
Timeline
Mar 2025 – Jan 2026
Team
PM Tech lead iOS + Android engineers Design lead
Scope
Research → flows → UI → release + follow-up
In short
- The brief
- Simplify Track’s mobile timer without losing the functionality people depend on.
- The approach
- Audited the existing experience, tested broader mobile concepts, and narrowed the work to the core timer.
- What I designed
- Automatic, Manual and Duration-only flows, with a cleaner edit sheet, simplified duration wheel and fewer competing actions.
- What changed
- A dense edit sheet became simpler Automatic, Manual and Duration-only flows, with a cleaner wheel and fewer competing actions.
What shipped
The edit sheet, from the old one to the corrected one.
Process
One sheet. Prioritised, researched, redesigned, shipped, corrected.
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