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Schedule Timer is a schedule timer application for Windows developed by pixel, currently available in version 1.1.0, which is the only released version to date. The software is designed to run user-built timing scenarios, presenting a dial face interface that supports click-to-seek navigation for quickly moving to any point within a scenario. Its core capability is the construction of nested scenarios of arbitrary complexity, making it suitable for structured timing methods such as pomodoro, tabata, and other interval-based routines. Scenario features include repeats and preparation countdowns, and users can assign their own custom sounds to events within a scenario, allowing audible cues to mark transitions between phases. In addition to running scenarios, the application supports using the same timer across different projects: when a session is stopped, the software reports the time spent per period along with a cumulative total, providing basic time tracking alongside its timing functions. The software is distributed as a portable package requiring no installation and no user accounts, consisting of a single executable file accompanied by one configuration file, which simplifies deployment and makes it easy to carry between machines. Typical use cases include focused work sessions, workouts, and any activity that operates on a schedule, such as structured study blocks, exercise intervals, or recurring task cycles. Within a software catalog, Schedule Timer fits the productivity and time management category, with overlap into fitness and interval training tooling due to its tabata support and workout-oriented features. Its combination of a seekable dial interface, arbitrarily nestable scenario definitions, customizable event sounds, per-period and total time reporting, and a portable no-install distribution model distinguishes it as a flexible timing utility for Windows users who need repeatable, configurable schedules without the overhead of installation or account registration.
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