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Try it
No sign-up, instant link
Paste your recipe step, add time, copy the link. It works in your CMS, newsletter, notes app. Readers click, timer starts. That's it.
- ✓ Instant timer link generation
- ✓ Works on all devices and platforms
For recipe bloggers & publishers
Help your readers
cook better.
Add one-tap timer links to your recipes. Readers stay on your page, their food doesn't burn, and you get credit when dinner turns out right.
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The problem
Every timer is
a door out of
your recipe.
Someone opens your pasta recipe. They need a 12-minute timer. They leave your site, open their clock app, set a timer, and never come back.
Your bounce rate goes up. Engagement drops. And when the pasta burns because they set the wrong time? That's a one-star review with your name on it.
Live demo
See it in action
Tap a timer link in the phone. On the Indie plan, your readers see your brand name — not ours.
Indie plan
Your brand. Their phone.
Type your site name and pick a colour. Then tap a timer link in the phone to see the notification your readers receive.
Brand colour
No card required to start.
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Recipe
Perfect Pasta al Dente
By Sarah Chen · 12 min cook
Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil. Add the pasta and cook for 12 minutes, stirring occasionally.
While the pasta cooks, warm the sauce over medium heat for 8 minutes.
Drain the pasta, reserving a cup of pasta water. Add the pasta directly to the sauce and toss over low heat to coat.
Tap a timer link in the recipe ↑
What your reader gets
✓
Timer starts on their phone
Native Android or iOS timer — not a browser tab. Fires even when the screen is locked.
✓
They never leave your page
No app-switching. Your recipe stays open. Engagement stays up.
✓
Alert names your timer
"Pasta Timer" — not just "Timer". They know exactly what's done.
No app installed? The link opens a browser timer instead. Every reader gets a working timer, always.
Add a timer in under a minute
No code required. Works in WordPress, Ghost, Substack, any CMS.
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Generate a link
Set the duration and timer name. Free, no account needed.
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Paste it in your recipe
Add it as a hyperlink on any text.
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Reader taps it
A timer starts on their phone instantly. They stay on your page.
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Dinner turns out right
Native alerts fire on time. You get the credit.
From first link to full library
Most food bloggers start with a quick test. When you see readers engaging, you'll want the tools to measure and improve.
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Save it
Taster account (free)
When you've made a timer you'll use again, save it. Your Taster account stores up to 10 timers with permanent links that never expire. No card required.
- ✓ Up to 10 saved timers
- ✓ Permanent links that never expire
- ✓ Dashboard to manage them all
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Scale it
Indie ($9/mo)
Once your recipe library's taking shape, Indie gives you unlimited timers, analytics to see which ones readers use most, and custom branding on every notification.
- ✓ Unlimited saved timers
- ✓ Timer analytics
- ✓ Custom logo and your name in notifications
Straightforward pricing
Try free. Subscribe when your library's ready.
Most popular
Indie
$9/mo
For creators who publish recipes regularly.
- ✓ Unlimited saved timers
- ✓ Your name on every reader timer
- ✓ Custom logo in timer notifications
- ✓ Timer analytics — see which recipes readers cook
- ✓ Priority email support