Multi-Pot Stovetop Timer
Run independent timers for every pot, pan and oven dish — each with its own label, progress line and chime.
Multi-pot stovetop timers, recipe sequences and a meal-sync planner so every dish lands on the table together. Free to use, distraction-free, and works offline.
Kitchen dial, Multi-Pot, recipe sequence or meal sync.
Quick-minute chips plus ±30s and ±1m nudges without resetting.
Tap Space with a knuckle to start or pause — no floury touchscreen.
A resonant two-tone bell that cuts through the extractor fan.
Run independent timers for every pot, pan and oven dish — each with its own label, progress line and chime.
Sear, flip, rest — steps hand off automatically.
Enter when dinner is ready; get staggered prep and cook alerts.
| Timer | Timing | Best for | Sound | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kitchen Timer | Dial, ±30s / ±1m | Roasting, baking, steeping, proofing | Two-tone bell | Launch → |
| Multi-Pot | Parallel timers | Dinner parties, Sunday roasts, multicourse prep | Per-dish chime | Launch → |
| Recipe Steps | Chained phases | Reverse-seared steak, pour-over coffee, sourdough | Handoff chime + alarm | Launch → |
| Meal Sync | Counts back from ready time | Serving everything hot at once | Milestone alerts | Launch → |
Timers are anchored to performance.now() hardware clocks with Screen Wake Lock, and every oven bell and kitchen chime is synthesised locally with the Web Audio API. Free, no accounts, and fully offline.
No. The Screen Wake Lock API keeps your display on while a timer runs, so you can read it from the countertop without touching it.
Yes. The -1m, -30s, +30s and +1m buttons recalibrate the remaining time while cooking continues.
Yes. Each Multi-Pot timer is independent with its own play button, reset and progress line, so you can start the potatoes first and the green beans later.
Yes. Once loaded, all timing and the Web Audio chimes run locally on your device with no external downloads.