Some feedback:

Good variables that influence the dialogues.

I liked the possibilities of exploring the phone.

Some funny photos.

I would have liked there to be a misunderstanding about the identity of the Other. He could have been the after-sales service manager of a furniture store!

This was a good mystery. Great use of the time-based-theme. I'm kind of mad that I didn't have the opportunity to summon an entity to eat the significant other though :-(

I loved it hahaha!One of the endings (don't want to say for spoilers)  really brought out some appropriate and real emotion in me. I also laughed when there were hidden photos in the gallery.

The timer worked really well, I was drawn into being like fuck I need to find out everything before I don't get a chance anymore hahaha.  I also enjoyed the use of pictures and scrolling. 

My only tiny criticism was I didn't like the narrative of the very first page, I wasn't drawn by it... The ensuing narrative was excellent though so that kept me.

This oddly reminds me of more existential, cosmic horror; as I learned more and more about the situation, I started to dread the end of that countdown more and more. You did a great job making me really want to examine everything in the room and making me pay close attention to details as I started to make connections. The whole narrative largely comes together in one's head, and I think that's really cool. 

The timer is a super cool feature that also pushed this sense of dread and anxiety... but I have to be honest and say that the constant ticking was very distracting. It's good as a reminder that I am on a time limit, though. Of course, the timer is also a really interesting application of the theme! 

Good work. This one's an easy favorite for me. 

This had plenty of nice touches - the phone screen pictures, the countdown sound effect, the cat... The way you have the player slowly piece together what's going on is really well-done. You've given just enough info on the context, setting and backstory for the player to feel grounded in the plot. And you really feel bad for the protagonist no matter what happens. Wonderful job.

A couple of bugs I found: Some of the links pulse in time with the countdown (perhaps to highlight their importance, lol), and when restarting the game some of the links show text that suggests you're clicking on that option a second time (e.g. the one about unpacking the boxes), and there's also other links that seem like they're showing up early, or text that isn't exactly the same as the very first time you play the game. If you're using the Harlowe story format, I'd suggest using the (restart:) macro for your Play Again link to reset all variables and visits while taking you back to the beginning.

Played through it a few times to get all the endings. I enjoyed it a lot! I'm glad you were able to submit this!