Time becomes something you can see.
A digital countdown tells you the exact number. A visual timer adds a second cue: the coloured area gets smaller as the finish approaches. You can glance at the shape from across a room without calculating how much of the session has passed.
FocusHub deliberately keeps both cues together. The disk communicates proportion, the digits communicate precision, and the final-fifth label makes the warning state understandable without relying on colour alone.
Study blocks
Set one visible boundary for reading, revision, or practice. Use Mini Timer when your notes or lecture need the main window.
Class transitions
Project the disk during independent work, clean-up, or discussion. Choose a gentle alert—or silence—before starting.
Time-aware routines
Use the shrinking shape when numeric time is easy to overlook. The display supports planning; it is not a medical or diagnostic tool.
Set it once, then let the display do the work.
- Choose a duration.Use a quick preset or enter hours, minutes, and seconds.
- Pick the display.Keep Visual selected for the shrinking disk or switch to Digital whenever exact numbers matter more.
- Choose the finish.Select silence, a gentle chime, or a stronger alert and set the volume before starting.
- Place the timer.Use Full Screen for a shared display or Mini Timer to keep it above another window where supported.
- Press Start.The setup recedes while the timer runs, leaving the active countdown quiet.
Before you begin.
What is a visual timer?
It represents the amount of time left as a shape that gradually becomes smaller. FocusHub also keeps large digits in the centre for exact reading.
Can I project it in a classroom?
Yes. Full Screen enlarges the active timer, Keep Awake helps supported screens remain on, and the alert can be silent or gentle.
Will it work while I use another tab?
The countdown uses elapsed wall-clock time, so switching tabs does not slow it down. Mini Timer is available when the browser supports Picture-in-Picture.