Time every horse, every split, every morning.
A free stopwatch built for racing trackwork. Run one timer or ten, record furlong splits, and share the morning's work — with or without signal.
Clock the whole set
Run an independent timer for every horse. Start, pause, split, and stop each one without affecting the rest.
Mark every furlong
Record a split from 200m (1f) to 1600m (8f). Hisani shows the distance, the time, and the average speed in km/h and mph as the work unfolds.
Share or copy instantly
Copy a clean text summary or use the system share sheet. No account is needed to start, and timing works offline.
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Open the Stopwatch in your browser. No signup, no download, and no signal required.
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From the first horse to the final split.
Step 1 of 4
Precise manual timing
Start with the horse. The clock follows.
A horse name is optional. One deliberate press starts the timer, and hundredths stay easy to read at the rail.
Elapsed time is calculated from clock readings, not screen refreshes, so display performance does not change the recorded time.
Step 2 of 4
Distance and splits
Mark each piece of work as it happens.
The next split distance can be set from 1f (200m) to 8f (1600m). Pressing Split records the selected distance at the timing point.
Each split keeps the distance chosen for it. Hisani updates cumulative distance, cumulative split time, last-segment time, and average speed in km/h and mph.
Step 3 of 4
Independent timers
One working set. A clock for every horse.
Each horse in the set can have an independent timer. Starting, pausing, splitting, or stopping one leaves every other timer unchanged.
Several horses can therefore be timed concurrently without sharing timing state.
Step 4 of 4
Finish, keep, share
Finish once. Keep the whole morning together.
Finish uses one shared clock reading for every running or paused timer and keeps already stopped timers in the completed session.
Live timing and local history remain available offline. Copy or Share works without an account, while reopening always starts with a clean active workspace.
