Builder Comment Promoting Their Own Time Precision Launch
A comment from the creator of Time Precision explaining their motivation (avoiding alt-tabbing to check time) and re-promoting the app's free pricing and feature set. It is a self-authored promotional reply, not an independent problem report.
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