timerglowA little time, well spent.

A SPACE FOR ONE THING

Build a timer routine.

Choose a moment.
Make it yours.

Ready when you are

STEP 1 OF 4

Get ready

2 min step · Study cycle

One click to begin. No account needed.

A PLACE FOR YOUR MOMENT

Choose your scenery

Same timer. A different little world.

In the picture The timer becomes part of the scene

Open scenery A little room around your time

A clearing, a little light, one thing at a time.

Your choice is kept on this browser and included in saved setups and setup links.

A LOOK THAT FEELS LIKE YOU

Fonts & colors

Start with a pairing. Make every detail your own.

YOUR MOMENTA little space to focus

Sample only. Your running timer keeps its time.

Your own palette stays the same in Light and Dark.

Ready-made pairings
Timer typeface
Your color scheme

The illustration stays in place. Pick Plain in Scenery for a color-only timer. “Save setup” keeps this style with your timer.

Changes apply as you choose.

ONE STEP, THEN THE NEXT

Build your routine

Give each part its own time. Up to 16 steps, 12 hours in total.

    At the end of each step

    Keep this setup

    Saved in this browser, with your steps and visual preferences. The running countdown is separate.

    READY FOR ANOTHER DAY

    Your saved setups

    Only on this browser. Load a setup, then choose Start.

    Share the setup

    This link opens your settings. It does not start a timer or sync a live session.

    Anyone with the link can read the step names. Links are not encrypted; avoid private details.

    Keep your current session?

    Give your session a shape.

    The study cycle above is ready to try. Choose Edit routine to add, duplicate, remove or move a step with the arrow buttons. Each step can last from one second to four hours, with a maximum of 16 steps and 12 planned hours.

    Automatic transitions follow the schedule. “Wait for me” holds at each boundary, so total planned time excludes your pauses. Save your finished setup to return to it another day.

    Browse eight starting pointsHow saving and sharing work