Measure set breaks, running laps, interval training, and exercise sections while comparing each lap.
Date Utility
Stopwatch
Measure elapsed time with centisecond precision. Record lap times, save recent measurements, and share stopwatch records using a link.
Precise Timing
Measure workouts, study sessions, sports, and tasks with centisecond accuracy.
Lap Records
Record section times and total elapsed times so each lap is easy to compare.
Save & Share
Store recent records in your browser and copy a link to share the current result.
STEP 1
Waiting
Stopwatch
Start measuring, create lap records, and review recent stopwatch sessions.
Elapsed Time
00:00.00
Press Start to begin measuring.
Lap Records
Review section times and total elapsed times.
Lap
Section
Total
No lap records yet.
STEP 2
Recent Records
Review recently saved stopwatch measurements.
No recent stopwatch records yet.
Help
What is a Stopwatch?
A stopwatch is a timing utility that measures elapsed time from a starting point. It is commonly used for workouts, study sessions, races, productivity tracking, and performance measurements.
How to Use
- Press Start to begin measuring elapsed time.
- Use Lap when you need to save section time and total elapsed time.
- After stopping, copy lap records or copy a share link to keep the result.
- Load previous sessions from Recent Records or use Focus Mode for a larger timer view.
Use focus mode to track study blocks, problem-solving time, and break periods without extra clutter.
Track task duration, meeting time, and repeated work sessions, then copy records for a simple work log.
What is a lap record?
A lap record stores the time between the previous lap and the current lap. It helps compare individual sections while also keeping track of the total elapsed time.
How does sharing work?
The share feature generates a URL containing the current stopwatch record and lap information. Opening the link restores the same record.
Where are recent records stored?
Recent stopwatch records are stored in your browser's local storage. They are not uploaded to a server and are only available in the same browser.