Grizzly Timer

Grizzly Timer is an offline blind-level countdown clock for home poker tournaments.

WHAT IT DOES
- Counts down each blind level and switches to the next automatically, with a spoken announcement of the new small blind, big blind, and ante.
- Audio and voice cues: a warning beep at 60 seconds and 30 seconds remaining, four beeps on level transition, then the new blinds read aloud (English or Russian).
- Keeps the screen awake for the length of a level so the clock never locks mid-countdown, and plays through the iPhone's silent switch so cues aren't missed.
- Build and edit your own blind structures: level count, duration per level, small/big blind progression, and an optional ante that kicks in from a level you choose.
- Save multiple structures (e.g. a standard structure and a turbo one) and switch between them from one menu.
- Track the money side of the game: buy-ins, rebuys, a running total pot, an optional club fee percentage, and an automatic payout split by finishing place.
- Three colour palettes and four blind-panel shading styles, so the display stays legible on a phone propped up across the table.

HOW IT WORKS
Everything — the active tournament, every saved blind structure, all settings, and the bank/payout ledger — is stored only on your device. There is no account to create, no internet connection required after the first launch, no ads, and no data sent anywhere. Close the app and reopen it later and the tournament picks up exactly where it left off.

WHO IT'S FOR
Home poker games and casual tournament nights that want a proper blind clock without passing a phone around or running a laptop — prop the phone up, start the clock, and play.

Grizzly Timer is a countdown timer, not a card game: it does not deal cards, simulate a casino, or involve any wagering or virtual currency.