Choose the tab that matches what you want to measure. Timer counts down from a duration, Stopwatch counts up, and Countdown follows a date and time. Pomodoro, Interval and Meeting cost add settings for a particular task.
Set a timer
Choose Timer.
Enter the hours, minutes and seconds, or select a duration preset.
Press Start. Press Pause if you need to stop counting temporarily.
Press Start again to continue, or Reset to return to the chosen duration.
Minutes and seconds each accept 0 to 59. An empty field counts as zero, and a duration of zero will not start. The +1 min action adds a minute without resetting the time already used.
When the timer reaches zero, it displays Time is up. Starting it again runs the same duration from the beginning. Reset acts on the current mode and also clears its session history.
Record time and laps
Choose Stopwatch and press Start. The large display shows total elapsed time. Pause holds that total, and Start continues from it.
Press Lap to mark the end of a stage without stopping the stopwatch. Each row shows the time since the previous lap and the total time at that point. The lap board identifies the fastest and slowest recorded laps when there is enough information to compare them.
Clear laps removes the recorded laps but keeps the elapsed time. Reset clears both. The list keeps up to 50 recent records. Copy includes each lap duration and the cumulative time in text that you can paste elsewhere.
Count down to a date
Choose Countdown, give the event a title if you want one, and select a future date and time. The countdown starts as soon as the target is accepted. The date picker uses your device’s local time zone.
Choose a 12-hour or 24-hour clock and a remaining-time display with days and a clock, weeks and days with a clock, or whole days alone. Days are rounded down. The background library changes the event card’s picture. These choices do not change when the event happens.
Pause display freezes the numbers you see. The event time and its notification stay unchanged. Resume display shows the current time remaining again.
Share, labelled Copy link in the phone action bar, creates a URL containing the event title, target time and display choices. Anyone with that link can open the countdown card. The target represents the same moment for everyone, although its written date and time follow the viewer’s time zone. Avoid putting private information in the title.
Open the shared countdown card shows the card in another tab. Reset countdown clears the title and target. Past dates are not accepted as new targets.
Alternate focus and breaks
Choose Pomodoro and enter a task name if it helps you. Set the focus duration, short break, long break and number of focus rounds. The cycle plan shows the order before you start.
A focus period is followed by a short break until the final focus round. That final round is followed by the long break, and the cycle ends after it. The defaults are 25 minutes of focus, 5-minute short breaks, a 15-minute long break and four focus rounds.
Auto-start next phase decides whether the next period begins immediately. Leave it off if you want to press Start yourself after each period. Next skips the current phase. If the timer was paused, the next phase stays paused too.
Focus can be 1 to 180 minutes, a short break 1 to 60 minutes, a long break 1 to 90 minutes, and the cycle 1 to 12 rounds. Reset returns to the first focus period.
Repeat work and rest periods
Choose Interval and enter preparation time, work time, rest time and the number of rounds. These durations are in seconds. Preparation happens once before the first round.
The timer advances automatically through work and rest. It finishes after the final work period, without adding a final rest. Set rest to zero to move straight into the next round, or preparation to zero to start work immediately.
Next skips the current phase and Reset returns to the start of the workout. The plan shows the phases in order. Tabata, HIIT, EMOM, Stretching and Boxing presets fill the settings for you. Applying one can ask before replacing the current setup.
Preparation accepts 0 to 300 seconds, work 1 to 3,600 seconds, rest 0 to 3,600 seconds, and rounds 1 to 99. Check the resulting plan before starting.
Estimate the cost of a meeting
Choose Meeting cost and enter the number of people, an average hourly rate per person, a currency and the planned duration. The tool shows a cost per minute and an estimated cost for that duration.
Press Start when the meeting begins. The running estimate is elapsed hours multiplied by the number of people and the hourly rate. For example, two people at $60 per hour cost $2 per minute together.
Reaching the planned duration gives a cue but does not stop counting. Pause stops the clock, and Reset clears the elapsed time. Copy includes the title, assumptions and current estimate.
Changing the currency while paused clears the elapsed time and current cost. Choose the currency before starting, or copy the summary before changing it. The currency sets the label and number formatting without converting the rate. Changing the participant count or rate while running recalculates all elapsed time using the new values. You supply the hourly rate, so the result is an estimate rather than a payroll calculation.
Choose sound and notifications
Sound cues can be turned on or off. The end-sound menu offers Soft bell, Chime, Classic timer, Alarm and None. Interval uses fixed phase and warning cues, then plays the selected end sound when the workout finishes.
Browser notifications need your permission. If the browser has blocked them, change that permission in its site settings. Stopwatch has no finishing time, so its notification control is unavailable.
Keep the browser open for timely cues. A suspended tab, a locked phone, sleep mode or a closed browser can delay or prevent sounds and notifications. The saved start time helps the display catch up when the page runs again, but it cannot make a closed browser ring.
Keep a session visible
Pin keeps the selected mode available in a small floating control across MORELESS pages. You can pin more than one mode. Use the pin control again to unpin it. Full screen enlarges the timer where your browser supports fullscreen.
Settings and session state are saved in this browser. Changing tabs between the timer tools does not reset the other sessions, so several modes can be running at once.
Copy saves a text snapshot in Stopwatch, Pomodoro, Interval and Meeting cost. Countdown shares its event link. Keep an external copy of lap records you need, because clearing browser data removes the locally saved state.
Changing a duration while paused resets that mode’s elapsed progress. In Meeting cost, changing any setup field while paused also resets the elapsed time. In Pomodoro, you can change the task name or Auto-start next phase without resetting the current phase.
Use the keyboard
| Action | Keys |
|---|---|
| Start or pause the current timerClick outside buttons, links and input fields first. | Space |
| Pause or resume the countdown displayIn Countdown, Space affects only the display. | Space |
| Move between controls | Tab |
| Activate a focused button | Enter |
| Close the countdown background library | Escape |