Timer: Multiple Timers + Focus

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Revamp your workflow relying on Timer: Multiple Timers + Focus. A prime product from Sensodroid Ltd - Digital scale for the APPzone ecosystem. Read full reviews at Productivity.

How To Solve App Errors Timer: Multiple Timers + Focus

Run as many timers as you need — all at the same time.

Most timer apps let you run one countdown. This multi timer runs them all: cooking timers, workout intervals, pomodoro focus sessions and a stopwatch — side by side on one screen.

MULTIPLE TIMERS AT ONCE
Start several countdown timers in parallel. Each timer has its own name, emoji, color and alarm sound — perfect for cooking, laundry, workouts, studying or the sauna. No more juggling apps or forgetting what each timer was for.

POMODORO & INTERVAL TIMER
Stay focused with the built-in pomodoro timer: work sessions, short breaks and a longer break after every few rounds, all adjustable. Or build your own interval timer for HIIT workouts, tabata, stretching and circuit training — with automatic transitions and clear audio cues at every phase change.

STOPWATCH WITH LAPS
A precise stopwatch with lap times, always one tap away. Track runs, races, board games or anything else you time.

ACCURATE IN THE BACKGROUND
Every countdown is anchored to an absolute finish time, so it stays exact whether the app is open, in another app, or the screen is off. No drift, no timers that quietly stop when your phone sleeps.

ALARMS YOU CANNOT MISS
A full-screen alarm with loud sound and vibration fires even when your phone is locked or you are in another app. Snooze or dismiss with one tap, or add a minute if you need a little longer.

CHOOSE HOW IT SOUNDS
Four built-in sounds — Marimba, Bell, Pulse and Cosmos — or use your own audio file, or any tone from your phone's own ringtone picker. Add an optional reminder ten seconds before the end, and keep the screen awake while you watch a timer run.

FOCUS STATISTICS
See how much you focused today, this week and this month. Daily charts turn your timer sessions into a clear picture of your productivity, and a streak counter tracks your consecutive active days.

BEAUTIFUL & FAST
Clean design, smooth animations, full dark mode and a home screen that shows every running timer at a glance. Set up a new timer in under five seconds.

SPEAKS YOUR LANGUAGE
Available in 12 languages: English, Czech, Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Italian, Russian, Japanese, Korean, Indonesian and Hindi. Pick one by hand or let the app follow your phone.

PERFECT FOR:
• Cooking & baking — multiple kitchen timers at once
• Pomodoro technique — deep work & study sessions
• HIIT, tabata & gym workouts — interval training timer
• Homework, exams & revision — study timer with stats
• Meditation, breathing & yoga
• Board games, chess & speedcubing
• Laundry, parking meters & everyday reminders

WHY THIS TIMER APP?
• Unlimited timers running simultaneously
• Countdown timer, interval timer, pomodoro & stopwatch in one app
• Loud full-screen alarm — works when locked
• Exact in the background, even with the screen off
• Focus & productivity statistics
• Dark mode
• No ads, no in-app purchases, no account needed
• Your timers and statistics stay on your device

Download now and never lose track of time again.
Run multiple timers at once. Pomodoro, interval timer, stopwatch & loud alarm.
Updated on
Aug 18, 2026

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