How to use the online timer
Hour-based timers suit the longer end of things — a slow roast, an extended work session, or tracking a multi-hour block where minute-level precision doesn't add anything meaningful. When a task is measured in hours rather than minutes, thinking in minutes just adds unnecessary friction to setting the timer in the first place.
This scale covers things like a multi-hour turkey roast, longer stretches of focused or study time across an extended session, or simply tracking elapsed hours for a task that doesn't need to be checked in on every few minutes. The point of an hour-based timer isn't extra precision — it's convenience for a duration where the finer detail genuinely doesn't matter.
Set the number of hours you need, get on with whatever the wait involves, and come back when the timer signals rather than watching a countdown that, at this scale, isn't worth watching minute by minute.