Timerlyn - Free Timer, Countdown and Alarm

Timerlyn Free

Accurate timing tools right in your browser. Timer, stopwatch, pomodoro and alarm — no installation needed.

Main Tools

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Stopwatch

Stopwatch with laps, fullscreen and hundredths precision.

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Timer

Custom countdown timer with audible alarm.

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Pomodoro

Pomodoro Technique: 25min focus + 5min break.

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Alarm

Set an alarm for a specific time.

Quick Timers

05:00
5 min Timer
10:00
10 min Timer
15:00
15 min Timer
30:00
30 min Timer
1:00:00
1 hour Timer

About Timerlyn

Welcome to Timerlyn, your free platform for timing tools. We offer a complete set of time utilities that work directly in your browser, with no need to download or install any application.

Our digital stopwatch offers hundredths-of-a-second precision, ideal for measuring workout times, sports, cooking or any activity that requires time tracking. The countdown timer allows you to set any custom duration, with an audible alarm at the end.

For those seeking productivity, our Pomodoro timer implements the popular time management technique with focus and break cycles. We also have preset timers for the most searched durations: 5 minutes, 10 minutes, 15 minutes, 30 minutes and 1 hour.

All tools are 100% free, work on any device (computer, tablet or phone) and require no registration. The audible alarm uses the browser's Web Audio API, ensuring compatibility with all modern browsers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, our stopwatch uses the browser's high-resolution API (performance.now()) which offers millisecond precision. It is suitable for most everyday uses such as workouts, cooking and studying.
No! All tools work directly in the browser. Just access the website and start using them. Works on computers, tablets and phones.
Yes, the sound alarm works even when you are on another browser tab. The sound is generated by the Web Audio API, which continues working in the background.
The Pomodoro technique is a time management method created by Francesco Cirillo. It consists of 25-minute focus periods (called "pomodoros") followed by short 5-minute breaks. After 4 pomodoros, you take a long break of 15-30 minutes.
Yes! All tools have a fullscreen button that expands the timer display to fill your entire screen, making it easy to see from a distance.