About ClockAura
ClockAura is published by ConnectGo Infoware, a software company in Bhavnagar, India (business and legal enquiries: contact@connectgoinfoware.com). ClockAura is a free, ad-light hub of online timers, stopwatches, pomodoros, alarms, world clocks and ambient focus sounds. The project is built and maintained by Om Vaghani, an independent developer in Bhavnagar, India, who wanted a single, beautiful place for every timing task — from a five-minute writing sprint to a ninety-minute deep-work block, from a HIIT workout cycle to a shareable countdown for a wedding. Everything runs in your browser, no sign-up is required, and we do not sell user data.
Our mission is simple. Timers should be simple. Whether you are a teacher running a classroom activity, a parent limiting screen time, an athlete training intervals, a cook waiting on eggs, a student using the Pomodoro technique, a developer in a deep work session, or a remote team scheduling across time zones — ClockAura aims to give you a fast, distraction-free tool that works on any device and any modern browser. Every feature is built around three principles: it works in your browser without an account, it stays out of the way of the timer you actually came for, and it respects your privacy by default.
About ClockAura in short: ClockAura (also written Clock Aura, at clockaura.com) was started in 2024 by founder Om Vaghani and is published by ConnectGo Infoware, 7-B Shivnagar, Bortalav, Bhavnagar 364003, Gujarat, India. Support: info@clockaura.com. Business enquiries: contact@connectgoinfoware.com. Official ClockAura profiles: X (@ClockAuraApp), Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest, AlternativeTo, SaaSHub, Product Hunt, GoodFirms, Indie Hackers, DEV Community and Quora. Articles, directory listings and a press kit (logo, description, screenshots) are collected on the Press page.
Technically, ClockAura is a single-page application built with React, Vite and Tailwind CSS, served as static files from a LiteSpeed web server. The whole site runs entirely in your browser for instant response — the page loads, the timer is ready in milliseconds and continues running even when you switch tabs. Your preferences, saved picker lists, interval-timer presets and last-30-days of Pomodoro sessions are kept under a random, anonymous client identifier created in your browser and saved by a small API, so they return on your next visit in the same browser — nothing is tied to your name or email, and nothing syncs between devices. Sound is generated procedurally using the Web Audio API, which means no audio files to download and no streaming. Wake Lock APIs keep the screen awake when a long timer is running on mobile.
The site is fully responsive. The Classroom Mode in particular is designed for huge wall projectors so a whole room of students or athletes can read the timer from anywhere. The Random Picker doubles as a fair name-drawing tool for classrooms and teams. The Meeting Planner helps remote teams find an overlapping work window across multiple time zones. The Event Countdown creates a shareable link to any future date — popular for weddings, exams, product launches and personal challenges.
We rely on Google AdSense ads to cover hosting and maintenance costs. Without a choice, or with "Essential only", AdSense shows only non-personalised ads and Google Analytics 4 (with IP anonymisation) sets no cookies; personalised ads and Analytics cookies need "Accept all" in the cookie banner. We never place ads inside the timer display or in Classroom, Presentation, Exam and Meeting Mode. Installing ClockAura as an app does not change this. Saved preferences, lists, presets and Pomodoro history are kept by our small API under an anonymous browser ID; the timers themselves run in your browser.
We read every contact-form message. Bug reports, feature ideas, partnership inquiries and press requests can be sent via the Contact page or directly to info@clockaura.com. We respond within thirty days. Follow ClockAura on X at @ClockAuraApp for product updates and behind-the-scenes notes.