Work timer

A browser throttles a background tab, Chrome down to once a minute, so a timer that counts ticks is wrong the moment you switch away. This one records the wall-clock instant the interval ends and counts down in a worker thread. Sleep the machine, come back an hour later: the number is right and the alarm still fires on time.

Six channels fire at once: a tone, vibration, a desktop notification, the tab title, the favicon, and a full-screen takeover. Sound is the one that fails quietly, so every other channel works with no audio at all.

The alert keeps signalling until a person turns up. A key, a tap or returning to the tab clears it; the timer moving to the next interval does not.

Eight beds, generated in the page rather than streamed, so they work with the network off. They run during work intervals only and stop for breaks, and m mutes them along with the alarm.

Everything runs in this page. No account, no network request, and nothing about your sessions leaves the machine. Your settings and history sit in this browser's local storage, and the button above clears the history. Full detail on the privacy page.