A clock, not a dashboard
Most meditation apps show you streaks, courses, and a notification badge while
you are trying to think about nothing. This page is the opposite: a large ringed
countdown you can see from across the room, a soft dark background, and nothing
else on screen. Press Fullscreen and the browser chrome disappears too — what is
left looks like a small altar clock.
It works like a clock in one more way: it is honest about time. The countdown is
anchored to the system clock, so what it shows is exactly how much sitting remains,
even after a background tab or a dimmed screen. On compatible laptops a wake lock
keeps the display on for the whole session.
Using it as a daily clock
Bookmark this page or add it to a phone home screen and it becomes a one-tap
meditation clock. The bell, interval, and duration you last chose are remembered
on your device — most people settle on one setup and never touch the controls
again.
Does full-screen mode work on phones?
Yes on most modern phones; where a browser refuses full-screen, the page is still dark and minimal enough to serve the same purpose.
Can I dim the display further for evening sits?
Turn your device brightness down — the design keeps contrast readable at low brightness. There is no separate night mode because the page is already dark.
Is this a ticking clock?
No — silence during the sit, apart from the optional interval bells you choose. The countdown updates quietly in the ring and the digits.