Changelog

What’s new on KeenTimer, newest first. The stories behind bigger releases are on the blog.

October 20, 2026

A menu, and related timers to try next

The new menu button at the right of the header lists every tool, the six timer collections from cooking to games, all timers, your history and the other free Keen sites, on phones and on desktop. It closes with Esc and works with a keyboard and screen readers.
Tool, preset and scenario pages now end with “Keep exploring”: related timers with a line on what each one does, more from the same collection, and popular preset lengths. The pasta timer, for example, leads to the rice, potato and egg timers and to every other cooking timer.

October 18, 2026

New blog and this changelog, so you can follow what we build. Start with Hello, world.
The privacy page now also covers the Keen Timer apps, which work offline and collect nothing.

October 11, 2026

Ready-made timers for real tasks, each set up with the right steps and times: brew with the AeroPress timer, train with the 7-minute workout, rest your eyes with the 20-20-20 timer or work in 52/17 blocks.
Grouped into six collections: cooking, workouts, study and work, kids and classroom, everyday and games.
Visits are now counted with Google Analytics. The privacy page says exactly what it sees, and it never sees what you put into a timer.

October 11, 2026

23 tools, including a countdown timer, stopwatch, Pomodoro timer, interval timer, classroom timer, alarm clock and world clock. See the full list.
93 one-click preset timers, from 5 minutes and 25 minutes to an hour, plus 17 countdowns such as days until Christmas.
Timers keep exact time: each one remembers when it should end, so a background tab, a sleeping laptop or a reload cannot make it drift. Running and saved timers come back when you return.
Ten recorded alarm sounds alongside the generated ones, and a silent option that stays silent.
Available in 16 languages from day one, with full-screen mode that fits even on narrow phones.