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TimeTimr v0.1.0
First release.
Added
- Time Timer-style depletion disk: a full circle always represents a fixed 60-minute face, so a 5-minute timer fills 5/60 of the dial — just like the physical device.
- Set the duration by hour/minute/second inputs, quick presets (1m-60m), or by dragging the dial directly.
- Optional analog/digital/both clock, positionable beside, above, or below the timer.
- Full appearance customization: disk color, track color, face color, text color, tick marks, digital readout toggle.
- Optional chime on finish and per-second tick sound, with a volume control.
- Pop the timer and/or clock out into independent windows that stay live-synced with the main window (real browser windows on the web, native windows on desktop).
- Pop out the timer and clock together into one combined window, or join two already-separate pop-outs into one via "Join into one window."
- Pop-out windows open with minimal browser chrome on the web (no toolbar/address bar/extensions row) and no menu bar on desktop.
- Settings and duration persist locally between sessions.
- Runs as a static website (deployed to GitHub Pages) and as a desktop app for Windows, macOS, and Linux (Electron), from the same codebase.
- "Always on top" option for desktop pop-out windows.
Known limitations
- Desktop installers are unsigned — Windows SmartScreen and macOS Gatekeeper will warn on first launch.
- The dial's minute tick marks are decorative for durations over 60 minutes (the disk still depletes correctly; only the tick spacing is nominal).