TimoCue
iPhone app · In development

From web timeto your timer.

Take the time you need from the page you are reading. Keep several timers nearby, and focus on the next step in front of you.

Your Time. More You.

TimoCue home screen with web search, favorites, manual timer creation, and Home, Timers and Settings tabs
Actual Japanese home screen · October 15, 2026 · In development
FOR EVERY DAY

For all the times in your day.

Cooking, learning, moving, making, and working. Bring the time on a web page into a timer with the same simple flow.

Generated contextual photograph with five equally weighted scenes: recipe ingredients, study books, exercise equipment, DIY tools, and a work checklist

Recipes

Boiling, steaming, and baking steps.

Learning

Practice sessions and study intervals.

Exercise

Training intervals and rest breaks.

DIY

Work steps and drying time.

Work procedures

Checks and timed steps in a process.

HOW IT WORKS

Turn a time you find into time you use.

Keep the page open, check the duration, and start when you are ready.

01

Open a page

Search from Home and choose a website from the results, or open a saved favorite.

02

Capture a time

Select a time on the page, check it, and add it in a ready state. Set it manually if capture is unavailable.

03

Start on your terms

Adding a timer does not start it. Press Start to begin counting, with an alarm at the end.

KEEP IT SIMPLE

The page comes first. Timers stay close.

A compact tray at the bottom keeps more of the browser available for the page.

Several times, side by side

Start, pause, and resume each timer independently. Edit its name or duration.

Set a time manually

If a time cannot be captured from a page, use Add in the bottom tray to enter a name and duration.

Return to your usual websites

Save a display name and URL as a favorite, then open it in the same browser.

Time capture may be unavailable depending on website structure and terms. Set the duration manually when needed.

IN DEVELOPMENT

On the way to release.

Text and time capture in 11 languages are in development and verification. Remaining checks, including end alarms on real devices, are required before release.

UI and time expressions in 11 languages

App text, alarm wording, and detection of time expressions on web pages are in development for 11 languages. This does not translate entire web pages.