Privacy Policy

Last updated: May 2026 | beatthetimer.co.uk

What we collect

We do not collect any personal information directly. This site uses Google AdSense which may use cookies to serve relevant ads.

Cookies

Google AdSense and Skimlinks may place cookies on your device to show relevant advertisements. You can opt out via Google's ad settings.

Children's Privacy

This tool is designed for use by parents with their children. We do not knowingly collect data from children under 13.

Third Party Services

• Google AdSense — advertising
• Skimlinks — affiliate links
• Google Fonts — typography

Contact

Questions? Email: privacy@beatthetimer.co.uk

Terms & Conditions

Last updated: May 2026 | beatthetimer.co.uk

Use of this tool

Beat the Timer is a free tool provided for family entertainment and chore management. Use it responsibly and supervise young children.

Premium features

Premium access is a one-off payment of £2.99. No subscription. No refunds once premium is unlocked.

Advertising

This site displays ads via Google AdSense. We are not responsible for the content of third party advertisements.

Disclaimer

This tool is provided as-is. We make no guarantees that children will actually do their chores 😄

Contact Us

We'd love to hear from you — feedback, suggestions, or just to say hi!

Email

📧 hello@beatthetimer.co.uk

Feedback

Got a chore idea we should add? A feature request? Let us know and we'll consider it for a future update.

Issues

If something isn't working correctly, please email us with details of the problem and your device/browser.

About Beat the Timer

Beat the Timer was created to make chores less of a battle and more of a game. Because nobody should have to beg their kids to tidy up.

How it works

• Spin the wheel to get a random chore
• The countdown timer starts automatically
• Race to finish before the timer runs out
• Beat it — celebrate! Miss it — try again!

Free forever

The basic version is completely free, supported by ads. Premium unlocks extra features for a one-off £2.99.

Who made this?

A parent who got tired of the chore argument. Sound familiar? 😄