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WolfOps

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

WolfOps takes results from a PostgreSQL database and generates scheduled tasks automatically. For each result, it runs a JavaScript script that can connect over HTTP or MQTT to any external service or device. The script’s response is written back to the database, closing the loop of data → action → result.

RotaFlux

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

RotaFlux solves shift scheduling when the rules get complicated: mandatory rest periods, hour caps, person-to-person incompatibilities, preferences, holidays. What takes hours by hand, RotaFlux computes in seconds.

Privacy Policy — Zen Timer

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Last updated: May 1, 2026

Data controller

Entity: de Prados y Bodega Ingenieros S.L.
VAT/CIF: B86106705
Address: Ciudalcampo, 28707 San Sebastián de los Reyes, Madrid (Spain).
Privacy contact: privacy@enredando.me

Quick summary

Zen Timer is an Android app that does not collect or send any personal data to our servers. We run no backend, use no in-house analytics, and do not profile users. All app logic lives on your device.

The free version displays ads served via Google AdMob, which does process certain technical data to deliver ads. The Pro version (one-time purchase of £1.99 / $1.99) removes ads and turns the app strictly offline, with no telemetry.

Terms of Use — Zen Timer

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Last updated: May 1, 2026

Operator

Zen Timer is an Android app published and operated by de Prados y Bodega Ingenieros S.L. (VAT/CIF: B86106705), with registered address at Ciudalcampo, 28707 San Sebastián de los Reyes, Madrid (Spain). Contact: privacy@enredando.me.

Acceptance

Downloading and installing Zen Timer from Google Play implies acceptance of these terms. If you do not agree, uninstall the application.

Medical disclaimer — IMPORTANT

Zen Timer is not a medical device, not a treatment, and not a substitute for professional healthcare.

Support — Zen Timer

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Zen Timer is a small project maintained on personal time. That said, issues are taken seriously and suggestions are read.

Reporting a problem

If you run into a bug or unexpected behavior:

Email privacy@enredando.me with the subject "[Zen Timer] Bug:" followed by a short description.
Mention which browser and operating system you use (Chrome 130 / macOS 14, Firefox 124 / Linux, etc.).
Describe the steps to reproduce it and what you expected to happen.

Suggestions

Feature requests go to the same address with the subject "[Zen Timer] Suggestion:". Not all of them get implemented — Zen Timer aims to stay deliberately simple — but all of them are read.

Changelog — Zen Timer

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Versions follow the YEAR.MONTH.PATCH format. Only user-visible changes are documented here.

2026.05.0 — May 1, 2026

Public product structure: dedicated privacy, terms, support and FAQ pages.
Explicit medical disclaimer in the terms of use.

Earlier versions

Zen Timer was originally released as a minimalist web application without a formal version history. This document begins tracking changes from version 2026.05.0 onward.

FAQ — Zen Timer

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What exactly is Zen Timer?

A native Android app that generates calibrated brown noise to accompany meditation practice. It is designed for people with tinnitus, but anyone who meditates with background sound can use it.

What Android version do I need?

Android 7.0 Nougat (API 24) or higher. The app is built with Ionic + Capacitor + VanJS + Tailwind CSS.

Does it work offline?

Yes, 100% offline after installation. The noise is synthesized in real time on your device — not streamed or downloaded. The only things that require a connection are serving ads in the free version and processing the Pro purchase via Google Play.