Open the dock and tap Timer
It drops onto your board wherever you like — drag it, resize it, make it the whole screen.
Count down anything — transitions, tasks, tidy-ups.
A countdown built for the front of the room: big digits, a ring the back row can read, and presets for the routines you run every day. Try the real thing below — then put one on your own board.
Also called: countdown timer · pomodoro timer
No setup screen, no import wizard — Timer lives on the same board as everything else and it's running before the class has sat down.
It drops onto your board wherever you like — drag it, resize it, make it the whole screen.
Tap a preset or nudge with plus and minus. Sounds and repeat cycles live in the widget's settings.
The ring drains as time passes, so the class reads the time at a glance — no clockwatching required.
Three ways teachers actually run timer — steal one for tomorrow morning.
Put 2:00 on the board and challenge the class to a clean room before it hits zero. The room resets itself and nobody argued.
Ten minutes full-screen next to the Noise Meter — the ring does the pacing, the meter does the policing.
Ninety seconds each: partner A talks while the ring drains, then swap. Every student gets exactly as long as the confident ones.
As a sub, walking in with my own board ready to project changes everything. Timer up, expectations up, and the class settles fast.
Every tool lives on the same board — these turn timer into a whole routine.
…and the rest of the dock is one tap away:
Yes — set a repeat in the widget settings and the timer restarts itself each cycle. Teachers use this for station rotations so nobody has to touch the board mid-lesson.
It can. Pick a bell from the settings, or leave it silent and let the visual do the work — the ring empties and the card celebrates.
As big as your board. Drag a corner and the digits scale with it — full-screen timer for a whole-class countdown is a two-second job.
No. Open a board and play — no login, no install, nothing for IT to approve. An account only matters when you want to save boards for next week.
Open a board, tap the dock, and it's there. That's the whole setup.