Create
Select “New timer,” give the activity a clear name, and choose a duration down to the second. Add as many independent countdowns as your routine needs.
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Keep every countdown in one calm place.
MultiTimer is a free online dashboard for running several independent countdown timers together. Create separate timers for deep work, study blocks, recipes, exercise intervals, meetings, medication reminders, or any routine that has more than one step.
Interactive timer
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Create, edit, start, pause, and reset each countdown independently. Group controls let you manage every timer at once.
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How it works
A simple workflow for complex days
Run
Start or pause an individual timer without disturbing the others. The progress ring and remaining time make every active countdown easy to scan.
Adjust
Reset, edit, or remove a timer whenever your plan changes. Use the group controls when every countdown should start, pause, or reset together.
Practical use cases
Built for more than one kind of timer
Focus and study
Keep a 25-minute focus block, a five-minute break, and a longer review timer ready on the same screen. Each countdown remains independent, so an interruption does not erase the rest of your plan.
Cooking
Track several dishes or recipe stages without switching between browser tabs. Name timers after the oven, sauce, rice, or resting time so you always know which alert belongs to which task.
Exercise
Prepare separate countdowns for warm-up, strength sets, mobility work, and recovery. Start them individually for a flexible workout or together when you want a shared reference point.
Meetings and routines
Allocate time to an introduction, discussion, decision, and wrap-up. MultiTimer can also organize morning routines, classroom activities, household tasks, and other repeatable sequences.
Designed for clarity
Useful information stays visible
The dashboard uses distinct names, large remaining-time displays, progress rings, and familiar controls. It adapts to desktop, tablet, and mobile screens without requiring an installation.
The core timer works entirely in the active browser session. MultiTimer does not require an account and does not send timer names or durations to a MultiTimer database.
Frequently asked questions
Before you start
Is MultiTimer free?
Yes. The timer is free to use and does not require an account, subscription, or download.
Are my timers saved?
Timers currently belong to the active browser session. Refreshing or closing the page can clear the current timer state, so keep the tab open while important countdowns are running.
Can several timers run together?
Yes. Every countdown is independent, and multiple timers can run at the same time. You can also start, pause, or reset all visible timers using the group controls.
Does MultiTimer use a database?
No remote MultiTimer database is required for the core timer. Standard technical request logs may still be processed by the hosting provider to deliver and protect the website.