No sign-up. No settings maze. Type what you're counting down to and it just… works. Then Create timer opens the full studio with everything already loaded.
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Nothing to re-enter. In the real product this click takes you straight there.
Open the studio →The homepage asks one question. The studio has no ceiling — and sixty percent of people never open a single Advanced panel, which is the design working.
"our wedding on 14 june in goa." We read the date, the place and the occasion, then tell you exactly how we read them rather than guessing quietly. No four dropdowns to express one moment.
Six sections down the left, your timer live on the right. Each leads with three to five things that matter and keeps the rest behind Advanced — with the count shown, so you know it's there.
The studio inverts rather than compressing. Sections become tabs at the top, the preview pins to the bottom, and it grows while you're dragging something so you can see what you're doing.
Most editors group controls by object — Digits, Labels, Boxes, Colors — so making one thing red means visiting four panels. Ours splits at the top by task, then by element inside.
Set it once and it renders everywhere — from the same brand kit, reaching zero at the same instant. Preview any format before you publish.
The six in colour are the placements you pick in the editor. The rest come free, from the same document — which is why nobody else can offer this preview toggle.
Every other builder stops at zero and leaves you with a dead page on the most important day. Here, it's a first-class step in the flow.
Swap in the thing you were hiding — the address, the link, the code, the announcement.
Send everyone to the live page, after a grace period you choose.
Turn around and start counting since. Anniversaries write themselves.
Roll forward to next year, next Friday, next episode. Set once, runs forever.
Call your endpoint at exactly that instant, exactly once. A deadline you can build on.
Or say something nice and stop. That's a valid answer too.
Unlimited timers and unlimited views on the free plan, permanently. We charge for domains, email timers, automation and seats — things that actually cost us to run.
Not to make a timer, not to get a link, not to embed it. An account is what you create to keep a timer and come back to it later. Anything you build before signing in is claimed automatically when you do — it is never lost.
Yes. We store real timezones — Asia/Kolkata, not a fixed GMT+5 offset — and re-resolve against the current timezone database, so daylight saving and government timezone changes are handled. We also keep the original local time you typed, so nothing has to be guessed later.
A day, not a midnight. A bare date is a calendar day and we say so — "6 September begins in…" before, "it's 6 September" during. If you want a specific moment, say the time and we'll ask which timezone you mean.
One async script, no dependencies, under 12KB compressed. It renders in a shadow root so your CSS can't leak in and ours can't leak out. If you'd rather not run scripts at all, take the iframe instead.
Your timers stay online and your links keep working. The paid presentation pauses and the page falls back to free-tier styling — we don't delete your work or break a URL you've already shared with people.
Give it a title, pick a date, hit the button. That's it. That's the whole product.
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