babitakry/stopwatch-timer

Stopwatch-Timer is a small web app that does two simple things in one place: it runs a stopwatch and it runs a countdown timer. The author describes it as clean, responsive, and minimalist, built with React, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS. There is a live deployed version linked from the README on Vercel, so you can try it in a browser without installing anything yourself. The stopwatch side tracks time at high precision, counting hours, minutes, seconds, and centiseconds, which are hundredths of a second. The timer side lets you type in your own hours, minutes, and seconds, and then counts down from there. Those are the only two features the README claims, and the project is positioned as a focused tool rather than a kitchen-sink time utility with extras like lap recording, alarms, or saved presets. The visual style is described as Apple-inspired: minimal layout, smooth hover effects, and monospaced numbers so the digits do not jitter as they tick. That last detail matters because in many timer apps the numbers visibly jump around as wider digits replace narrower ones, and a monospaced font keeps every digit the same width, so the display stays steady. To run it yourself, the README shows three standard commands. You install dependencies with npm install, start a local dev server with npm run dev, and build a production version with npm run build. There is no mention of tests, configuration files, an API, user accounts, or any backend, which fits a small front-end-only project that you can drop on any static host such as Vercel.