Multi Timer
Run up to 4 independent timers simultaneously. Name each timer and start, stop, or reset them individually. Perfect for managing multiple tasks that need timing at the same time.
Multi Timer Features
🔢 Up to 4 Simultaneous Timers
Add up to 4 independent timers and start/stop each one separately.
🏷️ Custom Names
Label each timer so you can tell at a glance which timer is for what.
🎨 Status Colors
Idle (purple), running (green), completed (red) — each timer's status is color-coded.
🎯 Individual Controls
Each timer has its own start, stop, and reset buttons — completely independent of each other.
How to Use Multi Timer
Step 1 - Add Timer: Click '+ Add Timer' to create a new timer. You can add up to 4.
Step 2 - Name & Set Time: Enter a name for each timer and set the desired time in the min:sec fields.
Step 3 - Start Individually: Press ▶ on each timer to start them individually. Start only the ones you need first.
Step 4 - Manage: Completed timers turn red with an alarm. Reset to reuse or tap ✕ to remove.
Use Cases
🍳 Complex Cooking
Time pasta 8 min + sauce 15 min + garnish prep 3 min — all cooking steps simultaneously.
🧪 Lab Experiments
When multiple experiment stages run at once, manage each stage with its own timer.
📋 Task Time Management
Track deadlines for 'Check email 10m', 'Write report 30m', 'Meeting prep 15m' all at once.
🎲 Board Games & Quizzes
Countdown time limits for multiple teams or participants simultaneously.
FAQ
How many timers can I add?
You can add up to 4 timers. A message will appear if you try to add more than 4.
What happens when multiple timers finish at the same time?
Each timer triggers its own alarm when complete and turns red. If they finish simultaneously, alarms sound in succession.
Can I pause just one timer?
Yes, each timer has its own stop button. Pause any timer while the others keep running.
Can I switch tabs while using multi timer?
You cannot switch to other tabs (Timer/Pomodoro/Interval) while multi timers are running. Stop or remove all timers first to switch.
Privacy Notice
Timer settings and records are processed only in your browser and are not transmitted to any server. Pomodoro session records and alarm settings are stored only in the browser's local storage, so there is no risk of your personal data being leaked.