Kitchen timer
Cook more than one thing at a time
A real dinner rarely has one timer. Pasta needs 9 minutes, the sauce needs 15, and the garlic bread needs 6 in the oven. This kitchen timer keeps all of them on one screen. Add a timer, give it a name like “pasta” or “oven”, and start it. The one that ends first always moves to the top, so you never have to read every row.
When a timer ends it rings until you stop it and shows its name in big letters, so you know which pot to grab. If the tab is in the background, you get a browser notification with the same name.
Presets for everyday cooking
One tap adds a ready timer. You can change any of them with the ±1 minute buttons while they run.
Soft-boiled egg – 6 minutes, hard-boiled egg – 10 minutes. Spaghetti and most dried pasta – 9 minutes. White rice – 18 minutes, brown rice – 40 minutes. Green tea – 2 minutes, black tea – 4 minutes. Resting a steak – 5 minutes, frozen pizza – 12 minutes.
Made for a messy kitchen
Buttons are large enough to press with a floured finger, the screen stays on while timers run, and your timers stay put if you reload the page. Nothing is uploaded: timers live in your browser.
Questions
Can I run several kitchen timers at the same time?
Yes. You can add up to 12 timers. Each one has its own name, runs on its own and rings on its own.
Will the timer keep going if I lock my phone or switch tabs?
Timers count from the real clock, so they stay accurate in a background tab. While the page is open the screen is kept awake. If your phone locks completely, the browser may pause sound, so keep the tab open in front when you need the alarm.
Do I need an account?
No. There is no sign-up. Your timers and presets are saved only in this browser.
Does it work offline?
Yes. After the first visit the timer works without internet, and you can add it to your home screen like an app.