Time plans and logs

A timer answers one question and forgets it. These sheets keep the answer: intervals, an agenda that must fit the hour, a week of shifts, the hours everyone is awake.

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Free to use, Pro to keep

Every tool on this page works straight away, with no account and no limit on how often you use it. Put your numbers in and you get the answer, the same as on the rest of the site.

What Pro adds is memory and reach. It saves a setup to your account so it is there on your phone as well as the machine you built it on. It turns a result into a page you can send to somebody. It emails you when a date you set is coming, instead of leaving that to your own memory. And it takes the ads off โ€” here and on every other site we run, on one subscription.

A countdown is a moment; a plan is a shape. Interval training, a lesson carousel, a meeting agenda and a timesheet are all the same problem โ€” several lengths that have to add up to something โ€” and none of them fits in a timer that holds one number.

See what is included on the Free and Pro page.

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