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This design attempts to emphasize finding and sharing timers with your friends and coworkers as well as displaying your timers in a chronological order by giving these tasks the majority of the screen real estate in a single page web app.
In the creation of a new timer, a user can choose a list of facebook friends, emails and geographic locations to share the timer with as well as creating default groups of people (such as coworkers) so that they don't have to constantly type in a list of emails or Facebook friends.
The sidebar of the application provides a list of timers that a user's friends, coworkers, custom groups, and nearby people have created. They have the option either added these timers to their personal timer list, or ignoring the timer forever.
The main view of the app . contains a list of all of a users currently tracked timers sorted in chronological order by deadline. Upon clicking a timer, it expands revealing more detailed information about the timer. This information includes a checkbox to indicate that the user has completed the task prior to the deadline, a notifications settings button that allows a user to change how frequently they are notified about the deadline, and a participants button that displays how many of the other participants in the countdown timer have completed their task.
A user should also be given a public profile that displays how frequently they complete their tasks prior to the deadline and their average busyness during the week.
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