For Mac, iPhone & iPad

Count up. Count down. World clocks. World Calendar.

Flexible. Customizable.

Bring timers, countdowns and world clocks into one workspace. Add reusable routines, reminders and reports, with layouts and appearance you can make your own.

Core timers work offline. No account needed.

Make time for what matters.
Your time. At a glance.
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02Task sets and reusable templates

A place for every routine.

Give work, learning and everyday life their own named task sets. Save a task or a whole set as a template, then bring a familiar routine into your next session.

Mac · iPhone · iPad

06Email, SMS and call reminders

A reminder in your own words.

Schedule a message to yourself for a duration or a particular date and time. Choose email, SMS or an eligible one-time call, and keep its delivery status alongside your tasks.

Mac · iPhone · iPad

Account and service availability apply. SMS and calls need your own eligible, verified number and separate consent. Calls support USA/Canada numbers, use English and do not automatically redial.

09Archives

Keep the work you have finished.

Archive a task set and keep its history within reach. Search past work, browse saved snapshots and open a report when you want to revisit a project or routine.

Mac · iPhone · iPad

14Offline use without an account

Make a start. No sign-in needed.

Use core timers, countdowns, task sets, notes, world clocks and local reports on your device. Keep going offline and add an account whenever you want connected features.

Mac · iPhone · iPad

15Cross-device synchronization

Pick up with a familiar workspace.

Bring supported tasks, history, templates, settings and custom assets across Mac, iPhone and iPad. Your local work stays available through temporary connection problems.

Mac · iPhone · iPad

Sign in with Apple, Google, an email code or a password. Some device settings and local-only data remain on their own device.

16Protected Sync

Choose protection before upload.

Encrypt new timer content and custom uploads on your device before account synchronization. Recover your key through iCloud Keychain or a saved recovery code.

Mac · iPhone · iPad

Optional on supported accounts. Excludes reminder messages, account/sync metadata, content created before activation and local device storage.

18Automatic app activity tracking

See how your app time adds up.

Opt in to track time spent in frontmost Mac apps. Review your activities by day, week, month or year, with choices for how away time is counted.

Mac · selected profiles

Available in local and legacy profiles; hidden for local-first sync accounts. App identity and idle time stay on this Mac. Websites, browsing history and window titles are not captured.

20XHelpers Pro benefit

A companion for your Mac.

Explore XHelpers Pro, a separate Mac utility with quick access to everyday controls. XTimers users can visit its promotional license offer for the current terms and activation details.

Mac · separate app View the XHelpers Pro offer

Make a little time
for yourself.

A timer for your tasks. A space for your routines.

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Do I need an account?

No account is needed for core local timers, countdowns, world clocks and local reports. Sign in when you want account synchronization or account-based reminders.

XTimers uses a Xin Account to identify and authenticate a user. A Xin Account is the shared identity layer for XTimers and any other connected products listed in the account controls; it is not an XTimers product account and does not contain XTimers timers, reports, sounds, or SMS data.

Can I use XTimers offline?

Core timing and local reports work offline. Synchronization, online sharing and server reminders need a connection. World Calendar on Mac needs an initial catalog download; its installed catalog can then be used offline.

Can several timers run together?

Yes. Choose whether moving to another task pauses the previous eligible timer or lets it keep running. Task sets help keep different activities organized.

Are the features the same on every device?

The core workspace includes timers, countdowns, clocks, task sets and reports. Mac adds menu-bar controls and World Calendar. iPhone supports Live Activities on compatible devices, while iPad makes room for larger task layouts.

How do phone reminders work?

Reminders go to your own eligible, verified number with separate SMS or call consent. Availability depends on your account, region and the service. A scheduled call needs server confirmation; Call Me uses English and does not automatically redial.