Pomodoro Timer
Focus / break Pomodoro cycles with audible cues.
OpenA clean desk clock with 12/24-hour and fullscreen - for a second monitor or deep-work tab. - runs entirely in your browser. Free, fast and private.
The time starts updating immediately - no paste, upload, or Run button.
Toggle 24-hour and seconds to match how you like to glance at the time.
Use the Fullscreen control (or browser F11) for a spare monitor or kiosk tab.
Once loaded it keeps ticking from your device clock, even if the network drops.
Minimal Clock is a full-screen digital clock that runs entirely in your browser. It is built for people who want a clean time display on a spare monitor, a kiosk screen, or a work tab - without ad banners or "productivity tip" popups.
Open the page and the clock starts immediately. It reads your device clock and timezone (via the browser), shows today's date underneath, and updates every second.
Controls that are actually on the page: switch between 12-hour and 24-hour display, show or hide seconds, and enter fullscreen for the clock panel. Preferences stick in localStorage on this browser so your next visit matches last time.
There is no stopwatch, no Pomodoro mode, and no multi-timezone world clock here on purpose - those are separate tools in Break & Focus. This page does one job: a calm, readable time display you can leave alone.
Related: Break & Focus · Pomodoro Timer · Breathing Timer
No paste box, no Run button, no setup wizard - the time is live when the tab opens.
Toggle the format you glance at fastest. Choices remember on this device.
One click expands the clock panel; F11 still works for the whole browser window.
Once the page is open it ticks from your device - no server heartbeat required.
Keyboard shortcut
Park the tab on a spare screen instead of unlocking your phone to check the time.
Put a clean clock on a shared display before a call starts - no login wall.
Keep time visible without notification-heavy widgets competing for attention.
Answers for this tool. For site-wide help, open the FAQ hub.
Yes. It uses your browser's local timezone and locale settings - the same clock your OS uses. There is no separate timezone picker on this page.
Yes. Use the Fullscreen button on the clock panel, or drag the browser tab to another monitor. F11 fullscreen works for the whole window if you prefer.
Yes. After the page has loaded, the clock ticks from your device. No server connection is required to keep time.
Not on this page. Use Pomodoro Timer or Breathing Timer when you need a countdown - Minimal Clock stays a plain desk clock.