Timer

Preview the sound first and check the timer volume, device media volume, tab mute setting and audio output device. Clicking Start or pressing Space does not guarantee that the completion sound will play; browser playback policies and device state can still prevent it. While the page runs, the alarm is set to repeat every 4 seconds and stop after 30 seconds. Vibration is requested only on supported devices with the option enabled.

Packet and cup noodles usually need 3 minutes; thicker sauce-style noodles need 4 to 5. Spin the minutes wheel to 3, or tap the +1m button three times, then press Start. Your last entered time is remembered, so the same setting is waiting for you the next time you open the page in this browser.

If you are timing one thing and you are done when it rings, the plain timer on this page is the right pick. If you need to alternate focus and rest, use Pomodoro (25 minutes of focus and 5 of break by default, with a long break every fourth session). If you need short rounds measured in seconds, use Interval (20 seconds of work and 10 of rest across 8 rounds by default). If you need several different durations running side by side, use the Multi timer. The Pomodoro page additionally shows completed-session counts for today, this week, and the last 90 days, plus the sum of configured focus minutes.

The four modes have different settings and different screens, so they live at /en/timer, /en/pomodoro, /en/interval and /en/multi-timer. Their countdowns are stored separately too, so leaving a plain timer running while you switch to the Pomodoro page does not overwrite either one. Round progress only appears on the interval page, and the list of timer cards only on the multi-timer page.

The end time is saved in this browser, so returning to the timer page restores its remaining time. Alarm sounds and notifications need this timer page to stay open and the browser to run it. Open other tools in a separate tab if you need this timer’s alert. Changing your device’s clock can change the remaining countdown.

Up to 23 hours 59 minutes 59 seconds using the hour, minute and second wheels. The +1s, +5s, +1m, +5m, +1h and +5h buttons add to whatever is already entered, so tapping +5h twice gives you 10 hours. Those buttons appear only on the setup screen — a running countdown cannot be extended, so press Reset (or the R key) and enter the new time.

This page counts one thing at a time. When you need different durations running together — rice, stew and something in the oven — use the Multi timer page. It holds up to 10 timers on one screen, each with its own name and colour so you can tell which one just rang, and a set you use often can be saved as a template and reloaded in one click.

Completion is checked while the browser keeps the page running. Remaining time is calculated from the saved end time and your device clock, but background-tab limits, screen lock or sleep can delay or suppress the alert. The delay is not limited to a few seconds, and changing your device clock can change the remaining time. No alert is sent while the tab is closed.

If browser storage is available and the saved data remains, reopening in the same device and browser restores the remaining time from the end time. If that time has passed, the timer restores at zero without replaying the missed completion sound. Blocking storage or deleting the data prevents restoration, and the timer does not carry over to another device or browser.