For teaching and focus
Classroom and focus timers
Timers designed for classrooms, study sessions, and focused work. Project a countdown for the whole room, show time visually, guide transitions between activities, or plan structured study sessions. Every tool works in your browser with no sign-up.
Classroom Timer
A large countdown timer for projection in class, with activity labels, presets, warning threshold, and full-screen mode.
Visual Classroom Timer
Show remaining time as a shrinking disk or progress bar with high-contrast options, full-screen mode, and reduced-motion support.
Classroom Transition Timer
Build an ordered sequence of timed activities with auto or manual advance, pause, skip, and optional step sounds.
ADHD Visual Timer
A calm, single-task timer with optional focus presets, preparation period, break, and distraction-reduced display.
Sensory Break Timer
A quiet countdown with a gentle visual indicator, sound off by default, and a large end-break control.
Study Timer
Plan study and break sessions with editable schedules, session counts, phase tracking, and background recovery.
Which timer should I choose?
| Need | Choose |
|---|---|
| A simple countdown for the board | Classroom timer |
| See time shrinking visually | Visual classroom timer |
| Guide students through steps | Transition timer |
| Focus on one task calmly | ADHD visual timer |
| A quiet, gentle break | Sensory break timer |
| Plan study and break cycles | Study timer |
Understanding the differences
Basic classroom countdown shows a large numeric timer for projection. It is the simplest option when you need a set duration with a clear end state.
Visual time display adds a shrinking disk or progress bar so students can see how much time remains without reading numbers. Useful for younger students or anyone who benefits from visual time representation.
Transition sequence chains multiple timed activities together. Each step has its own name and duration, and the timer advances automatically or waits for you to move on.
Focus session centers on a single task with optional preparation and break periods. A distraction-reduced mode hides everything except the timer.
Sensory break is a quiet, low-stimulation countdown. Sound is off by default and the completion message is calm rather than alarming.
Study schedule alternates between study and break phases for a set number of sessions, with configurable durations and automatic or manual transitions.