One tap, new turn
Tap anywhere on the screen and the turn starts over.
Available on the App Store
Playmat is a full-screen turn timer for board games. It reads from across the table and works with one hand.
Free to download, with optional upgrades. iPhone with iOS 26 or later.
Colour tells you the time left. The number is secondary.
Tap anywhere on the screen and the turn starts over.
From 1 second to 59 minutes and 59 seconds, or pick 30 seconds, 1, 2, 3 or 5 minutes in one tap.
Turns alternate, and each player has their own name, colour and time.
Full, Ring and Digits: all readable from across the table.
A sound alarm and five full-screen red flashes.
English, Catalan, Spanish, Galician, Basque, German, French, Dutch and Simplified Chinese.
Eight designs and seven palettes, each with three phase colours. Pick one and watch every design change.
FullFree
RingFree
DigitsFree
BarsPersonalization
DotsPersonalization
TilesPersonalization
SandPersonalization
BlocksPersonalization
Everything above is free, for good. If you want more, there are two optional upgrades: one-time purchases, no subscriptions.
Prices vary by country and are shown on the App Store page. Purchases are tied to your Apple ID and can be restored.
Lay the iPhone face up in the centre of the table.
A quick chip or the wheel. Your choice is saved for the next game.
Every tap ends a turn and starts the next one. Nothing else to learn.
Playmat runs entirely on your device. No accounts, no servers, no ads on the game screen.
No. The app works fully offline; the timer depends on no server at all.
No. There is no sign-up, no login and no profile.
It’s free to download, and the timer, with two players and three designs, stays free for good. There are two optional one-time upgrades, Personalization and Game. No subscriptions and no ads. The price is on the App Store page.
No. Purchases are tied to your Apple ID: on Playmat’s purchase screen, tap “Restore purchases” and everything comes back.
Not while a turn is running or the alarm is sounding. If the timer is stopped or paused, the iPhone’s auto-lock takes over again after ten minutes without activity.
An iPhone running iOS 26 or later.
No personal data and nothing from your games, such as player names. We only receive anonymous technical reports on crashes, performance and which features are used, and you can switch them off in Settings → Privacy. The privacy policy explains it all.
Just write to us. Every message gets an answer.