Tiny Timer

A minimal floating timer widget for Obsidian. Keyboard-first input, theme-aware clock face, procedural alarm — no bloat.

Features

• Compact floating widget that stays out of the way, anchored bottom-right
• Keyboard-first: type minutes, press Enter to start
• Decimal input: .5 = 30 seconds, 1.5 = 90 seconds
• Theme-aware: uses your Obsidian theme colors
• Procedural alarm: short ascending melody, no audio files bundled
• Multiple timers: spawn as many as you need
• Draggable: reposition anywhere in the workspace
• Status bar icon: click the clock icon to spawn a timer

Commands

Usage

1. Click the clock icon in the status bar, or use the command palette (Ctrl/Cmd + P → "Tiny Timer: New timer")
2. Type a duration in minutes (e.g. 5, 0.5, 25)
3. Press Enter or click the play button to start
4. Click play again to pause, or edit the input and press Enter/play to restart with a new duration
5. Close a timer with the × button, minimize with −

The input field always selects all text on focus for quick editing. Default is 5 minutes; after that, each new timer remembers your last input.

Clock Face

• Under 12 minutes: displays 12 tick marks (like a clock face)
• 12 minutes and above: displays 60 tick marks (like a watch dial)

Installation

From Community Plugins

1. Open Settings > Community plugins
2. Search for "Tiny Timer"
3. Click Install, then Enable

Manual

1. Download main.js, manifest.json, and styles.css from the latest release
2. Create a folder tiny-timer in your vault's .obsidian/plugins/ directory
3. Copy all three files into that folder
4. Enable the plugin in Settings > Community plugins

License

MIT