Names, not mystery rows
Add a simple label such as “Client call” or “Morning run” before saving.
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Online Timer with History
Time a session, capture laps, and keep a useful record—all in this browser.
Stopwatch
Focus on one thing.
Ready
00:00:00.00
hours   minutes   seconds
Saved in this browser—even after refresh.
Space start/pause L lap
Current session
Lap splits
Your lap splits will appear here while the timer keeps running.
Why this timer keeps history
A stopwatch result should not disappear.
Many quick stopwatches focus on the running display, then erase the context when reset or refreshed. This timer treats the completed session as the useful result: a name, duration, date, laps, and an exportable record.
History that is usable
Search sessions, see totals, inspect laps, delete individual records, or clear everything.
Portable when needed
Export CSV for a spreadsheet without creating an account or sending data to a server.
Timer or countdown?
Choose based on the question.
Both tools use timestamps to avoid accumulated tick drift, and both restore active state from this browser.
Timer: “How long did it take?”
Count upward for open-ended work, record intervals, and save the final session to history.
Countdown: “How much time is left?”
Start from a fixed duration and receive a visible and optional audible signal at zero.
Open countdown timerTimer history FAQ
What is saved—and what is not.
The history is designed for convenience and privacy, not cross-device account-based time tracking.
How do I save a timer session to history?
Optionally name the task, start the timer, then select Finish & save. The final duration, completion date, and lap marks are added to history and the active timer resets.
Where is my timer history stored?
History is stored in local browser storage on this device. It is not uploaded and does not follow you to another browser. Clearing site data also clears the history.
Will the timer keep counting after a refresh?
Yes. The active session stores its start timestamp, elapsed time, name, and laps. When the page returns, it calculates the elapsed time from those timestamps instead of losing the session.
What is the difference between a lap time and total time?
A lap is the interval since the previous lap mark. Total time is everything elapsed since the session began. This timer shows both and marks the fastest and slowest split after at least two laps.
Can I download my timer history?
Yes. Export CSV downloads session names, completion dates, durations, and lap counts for use in a spreadsheet. No extra package, subscription, or account is required.