Custom timers
Start, pause, resume, stop, and restart timers, plus presets and history.
Project · Desktop app · Windows / Fedora
Timers
Timers helps keep short time-based scenarios in one place: start focus profiles, set custom timers, and create reminders for work or household tasks.
The app stores its data in a local SQLite database and works without an account, cloud, or telemetry. Its source code is available under the MIT License, and the interface does not try to replace a task manager — it simply helps you return to the next action on time.
What it can do
Focus sessions
Focus profiles, work phases and breaks, cycle progress, skip scenarios, and recovery after restart.
One-time reminders
Reminders for a chosen time, a notification queue, snooze, completion marking, and duplicate protection.
On-device data
A local SQLite database, event scheduler, system notifications, and sound signals without a cloud service.
Current status
Version 0.1.0 already covers the core everyday scenarios. It is a pre-release: I am continuing to test it in daily use and develop it carefully from here.
- Available now. Custom timers with pause, resume, presets, and history.
- Available now. Focus profiles with work phases, breaks, and cycle progress.
- Available now. One-time reminders, snooze, a notification queue, and state recovery.
- Next. Recurring reminders, broader checks for time-sensitive scenarios, and refinements guided by early feedback.
Releases and source code
Pre-release v0.1.0, published on July 4, 2026, is available for Windows x64 and Fedora x86_64. An MSI package for Windows is also available on the release page.
Timers is open-source software released under the MIT License. It stores data locally in SQLite and does not require an account, cloud service, or telemetry.