Making teacher overload visible in everyday life in the blink of an eye with TimeSpin

How a haptic cube makes the scope of teacher work measurable, thus creating a genuine data basis for employee protection.

The teaching profession has changed radically in recent years. Between inclusion, digitalization, and real-time communication with parents, the actual core task of "teaching" is often just the tip of a gigantic iceberg of administrative work.

The main problem is that this work often takes place behind closed doors, at the kitchen table at home, late in the evening, or on weekends. Without measurable boundaries, burnout is a real threat. But a haptic innovation called TimeSpin is now revolutionizing the way educators protect their most important resource: their time tracking. The "one-second workflow": simplicity as a liberating force

Conventional time tracking systems often fail in everyday school life due to their own complexity. After six hours of teaching, who has the mental energy to click through app menus or maintain Excel spreadsheets? TimeSpin breaks this pattern through radical simplification. It's done in the blink of an eye. A practical example from everyday teaching life: Imagine you come home from school. After a short break, you sit down to correct the math tests for class 9b. Instead of opening your laptop, logging in, and starting a digital timer, you make a single hand movement: you take the TimeSpin cube and turn the side labeled "Correction" face up.

At that moment, recording begins - completely silently, without distraction, without the need for the internet. When the phone rings after 45 minutes and you have an urgent parent-teacher meeting, simply turn the cube to the "Parent Communication" side. The previous task is automatically terminated and the new one starts immediately. The manual effort? Virtually zero. The cognitive load? Gone. Maximum data precision without digital shackles What makes the TimeSpin device special is its haptic nature as a dodecahedron. It acts as a physical anchor on the desk, marking the boundary between "private" and "work." Since the device works completely offline, the data stays where it belongs: locally with the user. Only when the teacher decides to synchronize the data via Bluetooth or USB does it migrate to the cloud software for evaluation. Why there is no alternative to TimeSpin Why isn't a stopwatch or a list enough? Because the insights that TimeSpin provides are hardly achievable with conventional methods. The automated evaluation provides answers to existential questions of education management:

* Workload transparency: How many hours are actually spent on administration compared to educational impact? * Billing security: For teachers at private schools or on a fee basis, TimeSpin provides a legally secure basis for accurate billing of every minute.
* Burnout prevention: The system detects early on when weekly working hours consistently exceed legal standards and enables proactive action to be taken before exhaustion sets in. Conclusion: Investing in teacher health The data quality generated by simply rolling the dice is invaluable for schools and teachers. It transforms "perceived stress" into "verifiable facts." In this way, TimeSpin creates a culture of trust instead of control and gives teachers back control over their evenings. In an increasingly complex world, this little cube is arguably the most powerful tool for greater focus and mental health in the teaching profession.

TimesSpin GmbH

Bremen 28237
Germany

https://timespin.net/

04215656130

durban@timespin.net

TimeSpin GmbH, based in Bremen, was founded in December 2022. After the coronavirus pandemic and the massive increase in remote and hybrid work, it became clear that old time tracking methods were no longer sufficient. Oliver Otto, founder of TimeSpin, had a vision of making time tangible--because time is the most valuable but least understood resource.

His idea: a product that combines productivity, focus, and health while creating an intuitive experience. TimeSpin is the result of this vision--a bridge between analog experience and digital efficiency.

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