All your kitchen timers, in one place.

Keep track of everything that’s cooking or baking with up to eight timers on your iPad. Give each timer a name, choose its own alarm sound, and let them all run at once. No more knocking timers off the oven or wondering which one just went off.

Get the app

For iPad. No account or internet connection required.

Easy as 1, 2, 3.

Tap a timer

Tap any empty timer to open the keypad.

Set the time

Add your time, a name, and pick an alarm sound.

Press play

That’s it. Get on with your baking and wait for the timer to end.

See it up close

The keypad open on the Sourdough timer: number pad, timer name, alarm sound, and a list headed Recent for this timer showing earlier times and names. — Open the keypad on any timer. Set the time, give it a name, choose its alarm sound, or pick from that timer’s recent list to start one again.

The Settings screen: Keep the screen awake, Show 8 timers, Alarm when locked, Ask Siri, Privacy Policy, Support and Reset all timers. — Settings keep it simple: keep the screen awake, switch on two more timers, check your alarm when locked, and see the Siri phrases.

The Ask Siri screen inside Settings, listing the nine phrases to say, each with what Siri does. — Flour on your hands? Just Ask Siri. Every Siri phrase is listed under Settings.

Made for the kitchen

All your timers, side by side

Run six timers at once, or switch on two more when you need them. Each one runs independently, so you can keep track of everything without juggling separate timers.

Give each timer a name

Bread, Cookies, First rise, Roast dinner. Call your timers whatever you like, and choose from fifteen different alarm sounds. You’ll know which timer has finished without checking your iPad.

Your timers remember

Use the same timer regularly? Each timer keeps its own list of recently used names and times. Just open the keypad, pick one from the list, and you’re ready to go again.

Easy to use

Tap the ring to pause or resume a timer. Hold it to cancel. Next Up gives an at-a-glance view of which timer is finishing next.

Works when your iPad is locked

Your alarms can sound even when your iPad is locked. On iPadOS 26, alarms keep ringing until you stop them, even when Silent mode is on.

Light or dark, your choice

The app follows your iPad’s light or dark setting and adjusts to your chosen text size.

Hands-free with Siri

When your hands are covered in flour or you’re busy in the kitchen, you can ask Siri to manage your timers. Say the phrases below as written, including the app name, so Siri knows to use The Baker’s Timer. Siri control requires iPadOS 16 or later.

“Let’s bake with The Baker’s Timer app”Opens the app on the keypad.

“Start a timer in The Baker’s Timer app”Siri asks how long you want the timer to run, then starts it.

“Set a named timer in The Baker’s Timer app”Siri asks how long the timer should run and what you’d like to call it.

“Start a saved timer in The Baker’s Timer app”Siri asks which saved timer you’d like to use, then starts or resumes it.

“How long is left in The Baker’s Timer app”Siri tells you how much time is left.

“Stop the timer in The Baker’s Timer app”Siri asks which timer to stop if you have more than one running.

“Pause all timers in The Baker’s Timer app”Pauses every running timer and keeps the remaining time.

“Resume all timers in The Baker’s Timer app”Starts all your paused timers again.

“Stop all timers in The Baker’s Timer app”Resets all timers to their full time. Your saved timer names and times are not erased.

A note about Siri: by default, iPadOS uses Apple’s Clock app when you ask for a timer. Including the words “The Baker’s Timer app” helps Siri open and use The Baker’s Timer instead.

Quick answers

Can I run several timers at once?

Yes. Each timer runs independently, with its own countdown and alarm sound. You can have six timers running, or eight if you’ve switched on the extra two.

Will the alarm sound when my iPad is locked?

Yes. Your alarms can sound even when your iPad is locked. On iPadOS 26, alarms keep ringing until you stop them, even when Silent mode is on.

Does it work on an iPhone?

Not yet. The Baker’s Timer is made for the iPad.

Get The Baker’s Timer

All your kitchen timers, right where you need them. Coming soon to the Apple App Store for iPad.

Requires iPadOS 15 or later.