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How many steps does it take to work out a bill? Open the calculator, get a number, write it down somewhere, come back, forget where you were. The notepad lets you write the whole thing as text — every line worked out as you type it: rent = 1200 utilities = 85 rent + utilities 1285 Name your values and reuse them. It reads plain English too: 20 ml in tsp 100 USD in EUR 20% off 80 Also good for - Travelling — convert as you go, the whole day's spending on one page - Cooking — cups, ounces, Fahrenheit, all converted in one place - Estimating materials — add up three walls, divide by coverage per tin - Quoting work — change one number, everything recalculates Three more calculators - Basic — large type, generous spacing, your working shown as you build it - Scientific — trigonometry, logarithms, powers and roots, 2nd key cycles four layers - Convert — 123 units across 15 categories, currency rates update automatically Things you can adjust - Number format — comma, period, space, apostrophe, or none - Decimal places — full precision, or fixed to a number you choose - Appearance — light, dark, true black, or follow the system - Startup page — pick which one opens when you launch the app - Haptics — tune the strength or switch it off Also inside - History, with notes you can attach - Control Centre button for one-tap access - Available in many languages, with unit names and keywords in each Built on minimalist principles Clean design, smooth interaction, no noise — only what actually matters. The Calculator is free to use. Convert and Notepad are Premium features. Terms of Use: https://www.minlsm.com/terms Privacy Policy: https://www.minlsm.com/privacy

No math. Just enter the time you want it to ring. "I need to leave by 10:50... how many minutes is that?" "I have to get off at 14:51... how long do I have?" You don't need to calculate anymore. ondot timer starts from the time you want it to ring. See both "when it rings" and "time remaining" at a glance. ■ for people who ・Find "how many minutes?" math annoying ・Want to know when the timer rings, not just the countdown ・Don't want to clutter their alarm list ・Want to timebox small tasks by clock time ■ perfect for ・Napping on trains — enter arrival time directly ・"Back by 1:00 PM" lunch break timer ・"Leave the cafe by 3:00" deadline ・Keeping housework from dragging on ■ end time mode — set the exact time to ring "Ring at 14:51." That's it. ■ duration mode — start from minutes "20 minute timer" works too. Shows the exact time it will ring, so you always know when it ends. ■ presets Save your frequent settings. Add a title. One tap to start. ■ Apple Watch Check the countdown on your wrist. Works independently without iPhone. ■ Live Activity Real-time display on Lock Screen and Dynamic Island. Check the timer while using other apps. *Supported devices only Free. No ads. No account required.