Timer Chain / Sequence Builder
Chain together several named timers to run automatically, one after another — useful for structured workouts, cooking multi-step recipes, or study routines.
Most timers are built around a single duration, which works fine for a single task but breaks down the moment you need several different timed steps to run automatically, one after another, without you manually restarting the timer between each one — a structured workout with warm-up, intervals, and cooldown; a multi-stage recipe; a study session with reading, practice, and review phases, each needing its own length.
A timer chain solves this by letting you define an ordered sequence of named steps upfront, each with its own duration, and then running through the entire sequence automatically — when one step's countdown hits zero, the next one begins immediately without any action needed from you. That automation is the entire value proposition: the alternative is either manually restarting a single countdown timer at every transition, which breaks your focus at exactly the moments a structured routine is meant to protect, or trying to keep track of transitions by watching a clock yourself.
Build your sequence by adding steps one at a time with a name and a duration, reorder or remove them before starting, and then let the whole chain run on its own — a sound marks each transition, and the current step's name stays visible throughout, so you always know where you are in the sequence without needing to check anything else.
- Add each step with a name and duration.
- Press Start chain once you've added all your steps.
- Each step counts down and automatically moves to the next when it finishes.
Yes — the Interval Timer alternates fixed work/rest rounds; this tool runs any number of differently-named, differently-timed steps in a custom sequence.
Yes — each step in the list has a remove button.