⏱️ Timers & Focus Tools
Run a wall-clock stopwatch with pause, resume, reset, and up to fifty lap and split records.
Start a simple elapsed-time stopwatch, record each lap interval with its cumulative split, pause and resume, and reset the session without creating an account.
Measure elapsed time with start, pause, reset, and lap controls. It works well for study drills, informal exercise, presentations, and repeated tasks where relative timing is enough.
The timer runs in the browser and does not create an account or cloud history. Keep the page open because Fieldlet timers use visual completion states and do not play alarms or send system notifications.
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Scenario: A user starts the stopwatch, records three lap marks, pauses after the final lap, and compares the intervals.
Result: Each row shows the lap interval and its cumulative split since the stopwatch started.
The lap value is the current split minus the previous split, while the split preserves total elapsed time at that checkpoint.
Elapsed time is calculated from high-resolution browser timing or timestamp differences, with paused duration excluded. Display updates are visual samples and do not redefine the underlying elapsed interval.
The display updates on an interval, but elapsed time is calculated from wall-clock timestamps, so delayed browser ticks do not accumulate as missing seconds.
A split is the total time since start at a checkpoint; a lap is the interval since the previous checkpoint. Fieldlet displays both in every recorded row.
Elapsed time
Stopwatch ready.