Multiple timers for cooking, all on one screen

Cooking dinner means the rice, the vegetables and the oven all finish at different times. Kitchen Timer lets you run as many timers as you need at the same time, each with its own name, so you always know which one is ringing.

Open Kitchen Timer

Name every timer

Call it "rice", "pasta" or "chicken in the oven". When a timer goes off, you see its name, so there is no guessing which pot needs you.

Start a whole meal with one tap

Save a meal: a set of timers that belong together, like Sunday roast or taco night. Load it and every timer for that meal is ready to go. Press Start all and they run side by side.

Reminders to flip, stir or turn

Some food needs turning. Say how many sides it has and how long each one takes, and Kitchen Timer buzzes at every flip. Or give each turn its own time (for a steak, for example 2, then 4, then 4 minutes). You never forget the other side.

Save your favourites

Keep the timers you use often as presets: soft-boiled eggs, rice, tea. Start them again in a second without typing the time.

Alerts even when your phone is locked

Put your phone down and get on with cooking. Kitchen Timer sends an alert to your lock screen when a timer finishes, and it keeps track of finished timers in a history.

• iPhone and iPad: add Kitchen Timer to your home screen (Share, then Add to Home Screen) to get lock-screen alerts.
• Android and computers: alerts work straight from the browser once you allow notifications. Installing the app is still the nicest way to use it.

Works on any device

Kitchen Timer runs in your web browser on a phone, tablet or computer. There is nothing to sign up for. Open it and add your first timer.

Open Kitchen Timer

Cooking times with timers

Looking for how long something takes? Cooking timers for eggs, steak, potatoes, rice, turkey and roast chicken, each with a button that starts the timers.

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