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Switch

Bring apps, time, sound, and your environment into one mode, then switch into the state you need now.

Create a Switch for a flow you return to, such as reading, writing, class, work, or rest. Select its card to start the timer and, when configured, open its music, apps, or webpages with it.

Learn about Switch
The Switch screen on Mac with categories and several Switch cards
Prepare the flows you return to as Switch cards.

QUICK START

If you are new to Switch

  1. 01

    Choose or create a Switch mode

    Select a prepared Switch mode or create a new one.

  2. 02

    Set the run conditions

    Choose the time, sound, theme, and devices for the mode.

  3. 03

    Start the Switch

    Select a Switch card to begin immediately.

  4. 04

    Control the session

    Pause while it runs, add time when the mode allows it, or end the Switch at any time.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Switch User Guide

01

About Switch

Learn what a Switch can contain and how the complete flow works.

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Create a Switch mode

Choose a name, description, category, and theme to create a new Switch mode.

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Start and control a Switch

Start a Switch, pause or resume it, and end it when you need to.

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Set the timer

Choose a countdown, count-up, or deadline that fits the current flow.

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Set music and ambient sounds

Choose music and nature sounds for the Switch, and decide whether to use transition sounds.

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Open apps and webpages

Set the apps or webpages you need to open when the Switch starts.

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Choose run devices

Choose the Mac, iPhone, iPad, or Apple Watch devices that can start this Switch directly.

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Use automatic start and link ki.log

Start a Switch at a set time, or connect a completed Switch to today's ki.log record.

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Use widgets and manage Switch modes

Assign quick-launch widget slots, and archive or restore modes you are not using.

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