Practice · Timer
Give one task a clear block of time.
Count down a focused practice block or count up an open-ended session. Recent sessions stay on this device.
Ready20 min block
Time remaining20:00
Recent practiceSaved on this device
No saved sessions yet.
The display refreshes several times a second, but elapsed time comes from the real clock so background tabs do not lose minutes.
Practice
Use time as a boundary, not a score.
A timer is most useful when the task is already specific: one scale, one transition, one difficult section. Choose a realistic block and stop when the useful work is finished.
Countdown mode is better for planned routines. Count-up mode is useful when you want an accurate record without deciding the duration in advance.
Next inside Practice
The timer becomes a session item.
The same timing logic will later sit inside Routine Builder and Practice Session instead of remaining a separate page.