Give your staff or your customers a break reminder that looks like yours. Take the source and do it yourself, or send me your brand and get installers back.
$99
one-time
For developers, agencies and anyone building with an AI coding agent who wants a working tray app to start from.
$499
one-time
For companies that want their own branded break app without touching code.
Only want to use Refreshie at work, as is? That is the Team licence.
A coding agent can write you a timer in an afternoon. Getting it to live in the tray, cover every monitor, survive sleep, keep its place when paused, remember settings safely and build into small installers takes longer. That part is done.
Small enough for one person, or one agent, to read in a sitting.
Most of it is one file. The rest is a few images.
Name, tagline, links, the about block, each break's picture, title and hint, the sounds and the splash text.
App icons are generated from a single 1024 px PNG. The tray icons and installer art are plain image files.
One stylesheet with the palette at the top, light and dark, shared by the main window and the break screens.
For when you want the app, not the project.
Name, logo, colours, and the break messages you want people to see.
I apply the brand and build installers for Windows, macOS and Linux.
The installers, the Source Kit and a Team licence, plus 30 days of support.
Change anything, rebrand it, and distribute the result, inside your company or to the public, free or paid.
Not for a rebrand. The name, links, break pictures, hints, sounds and splash text are in one JSON file, and the interface is plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript with no framework and no build step. Rust holds the timer, settings and windows, and you only touch it to change behaviour.
Node 22 or later, pnpm and Rust, plus the usual Tauri prerequisites for your system. The included workflow builds the installers on GitHub Actions if you would rather not build locally.
Windows, macOS and Linux from the same code. The Windows build is the tested one; macOS and Linux builds have not yet been tested on real machines, so test them before you ship.
No. 2.x was the older Electron app. The Source Kit is the 3.0 rewrite. Write to me if you own the old one.