Stopwatch/Countdown
Switch between stopwatch and countdown on one page, with segment logging for races, drills, challenge runs, and live match control.
Accumulated time and segments
Useful for practice loops, boss pacing, and team routine timing. You can record a segment at any moment while running.
Set countdown time
When the timer reaches zero, it keeps going into overtime instead of stopping, which is useful for match-limit tracking.
Includes segment recording, last-three-second alerts, countdown extension, and keyboard shortcuts.
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