Correct after tab switching
The countdown uses an absolute end time, so delayed browser intervals do not add extra seconds.
Simple, accurate, ready now
Set a timer without creating an account. Use the 5-minute default, choose a preset, or enter your own duration.
Keyboard: Space starts or pauses, R resets, F enters fullscreen.
Start with one click
Designed for the job
The countdown uses an absolute end time, so delayed browser intervals do not add extra seconds.
Fullscreen mode, a high-contrast display, and a stable progress ring keep the remaining time easy to read.
Pause and resume without losing time, test the alarm before starting, and use keyboard shortcuts when your hands are busy.
The timer runs locally in your browser. There is no account, timer history, or personal profile.
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Yes. It uses a fixed end time to correct for delayed browser updates. Keep the tab open and your device awake if you need to hear the alarm.
Yes. Select Set time and enter hours, minutes, and seconds. Custom countdowns can be shared with a link.
No. The timer runs in a modern web browser without registration or an app download.