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A 1 minute timer you can read at a glance
Press play and a strawberry milk donut starts disappearing clockwise from 12 o'clock. When it's gone, time is up and an alarm sounds. You can tell how much is left from across the room without reading the numbers — though the countdown sits right in the donut hole too.
Good for
Brushing teeth, a one-minute plank, steeping, a quick "one more minute" before switching tasks.
How to use it
Press play to start, press again to pause, and use the reset button to start over. Space starts and pauses from the keyboard. Want a break after it? Press "Add timer" and the next donut starts automatically when this one is finished.
FAQ
Does it make a sound when time is up?
Yes. An alarm sounds when the donut is finished. You can change the sound and volume in the settings.
Can I make it repeat?
Yes. Set the repeat count in the timer settings to run the minute again and again.
Is it the same as TimerTrain?
Same timer, different look. The button at the top right opens this exact timer in TimerTrain, where the time is shown as a ring.
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