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Tengu Timer

Your timer, on your Mac or PC

Time one of your tickets, a meeting or other work, switch, pause and stop, without opening Tengu. Tengu Timer runs the same timer as your browser: start it in one, stop it in the other.

  • Mac

    One app for Apple silicon and Intel Macs, on macOS 11 Big Sur or later. It lives in the menu bar.

    Download for Mac

  • Windows

    For x64 PCs on Windows 10 or 11. It lives in the system tray, with a clock that floats on screen.

    Download for Windows

  • Windows on ARM

    For PCs with an ARM processor, such as Snapdragon. The same app, built for the processor.

    Download for Windows on ARM

Signing in

Install it, open it and choose Sign in. It opens Tengu in a window of its own (in your browser on a Mac whose Safari is older than 17.5), where you allow it, and from then on it shows and runs your timer. Settings › General lists every computer it is signed in on, with Sign out for each.

The timer comes with the Studio plan: see pricing.

What it does, and what it doesn't

  • It starts, switches, pauses and stops your timer, and shows how long it has been running.
  • It keeps your day: it ticks off and adds to-dos, saves notes and moves your tickets, and a quick bar opens over any app with one shortcut. It opens Tengu in a window of its own too.
  • It runs your timer and your day, and nothing else: no screenshots, no idle tracking, no recording.
  • It updates itself. A new version downloads in the background and installs only when you choose Restart to update. Your timer runs on Tengu’s server and carries on through the restart.