Nothing yet. Every timer you finish shows up here.
For setting up the timers you reach for every day, once, so starting one is a single click.
Each tab holds up to twelve timers. Start a tab's default three — Timer, Pomodoro, Stopwatch — or add your own with the ＋ next to the ribbon. Inside a tab, add up to twelve dials with Edit → ＋, drag them into the order you want, and give the whole tab its own look from the round gear.
The circle is the whole control. Tap it to start or pause; while paused a small reset button appears at its corner. In Edit mode every dial gets its own pencil, opening a box to rename it, change what it counts, its color, and its lengths.
Timer size defaults to 300px for one or two timers, 280px for three, and 240px for four or more. Set an exact "Timers per row" (up to six) to size dials to fit that many across instead, or dial in an exact pixel size with the − / + stepper.
The clock is system time, not a frame counter. Remaining time is computed from an absolute timestamp, so a reload never drifts it.
A landed timer moves itself along. A finished countdown re-arms and waits for you to start it again; a finished pomodoro block picks its next phase and does the same. Breaks start themselves by default — turn that off, or turn on auto-start for the next pomodoro too, under Pomodoro auto-start.
Nothing leaves this device. Every tab, timer and session log entry is kept in this browser and disappears when you clear it.