A meditation timer that behaves like a clock: big, dim, full-screen, and silent until the bells speak.
Most meditation apps show you streaks, courses, and a notification badge while you are trying to think about nothing. This page is the opposite: a large ringed countdown you can see from across the room, a soft dark background, and nothing else on screen. Press Fullscreen and the browser chrome disappears too — what is left looks like a small altar clock.
It works like a clock in one more way: it is honest about time. The countdown is anchored to the system clock, so what it shows is exactly how much sitting remains, even after a background tab or a dimmed screen. On compatible laptops a wake lock keeps the display on for the whole session.
Bookmark this page or add it to a phone home screen and it becomes a one-tap meditation clock. The bell, interval, and duration you last chose are remembered on your device — most people settle on one setup and never touch the controls again.
Yes on most modern phones; where a browser refuses full-screen, the page is still dark and minimal enough to serve the same purpose.
Turn your device brightness down — the design keeps contrast readable at low brightness. There is no separate night mode because the page is already dark.
No — silence during the sit, apart from the optional interval bells you choose. The countdown updates quietly in the ring and the digits.
No account, no sync, nothing leaves your device. Export a backup anytime — it also works as a way to move your history to another browser.