Everyday
An egg timer for your Mac
If your Mac lives on the kitchen counter, it is already a better egg timer than the twisty one in the drawer. Type “7 min”, press Return, and get back to the stove.
Faster than finding your phone
Wet hands, something on the burner, and a recipe that says “simmer for 12 minutes.” Type “12” on the keyboard and the countdown is running. A bare number means minutes, so soft-boiled is “6”, hard-boiled is “10”.
An alarm you will hear over the fan
Pick an alarm sound and set it to repeat until you come back. The timer can flash too, so even with the range hood roaring you catch it from across the kitchen. No more discovering the timer went off four minutes ago.
See it from the counter
Make the digits large, or send the timer full screen so the countdown reads from anywhere in the kitchen. Glance over from the cutting board and know exactly where the eggs are.
Back-to-back kitchen timing
Pasta after the eggs? Type the next time and press Return. Need to hold something warm in intervals? A repeat timer with a delay checks in every few minutes so you remember to stir.
Cooking right now? The free web timer works in any browser. The Mac app adds the repeating alarm and the flash.
Eggs, rice, tea, dough, pizza: if the recipe has a number, type it and cook.