A count-up stopwatch with a calming background. Start it, walk away from your phone, and let the number climb.

Space = start/pause · R = reset
A stopwatch is a plain tool: it counts up, you read the number. But the screen you stare at while it runs matters more than most people admit. A stark countdown on a white background adds a low level of visual stress that a calm scene does not. This aesthetic stopwatch pairs the same accurate count-up timer with a soft, still background so the screen feels less like a stopwatch app and more like a window.
It works the same as any stopwatch underneath: start, pause, reset, and up to 20 laps recorded with a single tap. The difference is what surrounds it. Use it for workouts, timed presentations, cooking, meditation sessions, or just to see how long a task actually takes you without switching to a distracting phone app.
The stopwatch uses your browser's high-resolution clock, so the tenths-of-a-second digit is accurate even if the tab loses focus for a moment. Elapsed time is written to local storage as it runs, so closing the tab by accident or refreshing the page does not zero out your time — it picks back up where you left it.
Keyboard shortcuts make it usable without touching the mouse: Space starts and pauses, R resets. The fullscreen button clears the browser chrome entirely, which is useful if you are projecting the stopwatch during a class, a workout session, or a live demo.
If you are timing a study block instead of an open-ended task, a count-down works better. Try the 25 minute timer for a classic Pomodoro block, the aesthetic pomodoro timer for the same calm visuals with a countdown, or the study timer if you want streaks and a leaderboard built in. Peazehub also has an ADHD timer built around short, low-friction sessions.
This stopwatch runs free with no account. Create a Peazehub account to log every session automatically, build streaks, and see your total hours — a one-time payment of $29.99, no subscription.
Create an accountYes. It runs in your browser with no signup and no time limit. An account ($29.99 one-time) adds session tracking if you want history.
Yes. Elapsed time is stored in your browser's local storage, so a refresh or accidental tab close does not reset it to zero.
The lap list keeps the most recent 20 laps, newest at the top. That covers most timed workouts, drills or presentations.
Press Space to start or pause, and R to reset. Both work anywhere on the page except inside a text field.
Yes, the fullscreen button uses the browser's native fullscreen API, which is supported on modern mobile browsers as well as desktop.