Timer

Pick up where you left off. Timer remembers what you were doing, across every browser you use.

Pick up where you left off. Timer quietly remembers the working web: which pages you were on, when, and how they group into stretches of work. Come back tomorrow, or on another machine, and your day is still there. Reopen a whole session in one click. Open the side panel on any page and Timer tells you what it already knows about it: when you were last here, which piece of work that visit belonged to, what you kept from this site, and whether a colleague has already read it. From the same panel you can, in one press: keep the page into your Timer memory, add the person on it to your contacts, make a task or a note, fill a form from your own profile, watch a page for changes, or just ask. What Timer records, and what it never touches. The trail is addresses and titles, never the contents of a page. Sign-in, payment, password-reset and two-factor pages are never recorded. Neither are banking, health, insurance, government or password-manager sites, or anything in an incognito window. You can exclude any site yourself, and pause the whole thing at any time. Page content is only ever read when you press a button that says so, and the cost is shown before anything is spent. Timer is in beta. It requires a Timer account.