Timers

Your own countdowns, in this browser. There is no account here and nothing is sent anywhere: a timer is a moment in the future that this page keeps for you, and it keeps counting whether or not you leave the tab open, because it stores the time it ends rather than the seconds left. What it cannot know is the game — nothing on this page can see your character, and the boss cycle below is the one countdown worked out from a rule rather than from you. So a timer starts when you press a button, not when you plant the seed.

World boss

every two hours, on the even hour — in UTC

—Rises on the even hour, UTC, around the clock.

The boss panel in the game counts down to this moment too, but it is handed that moment by the server — the interval appears nowhere in the Codex or the client. What is certain is that the schedule is in UTC, because every piece of time arithmetic in the client is, so the cycle does not shift with daylight saving: a 13:00 boss in summer is a 12:00 boss in winter, in your time. The two-hour, even-hour pattern is observation, and it has held to the minute. If this countdown and the game's ever disagree, believe the game. Bosses that players raise themselves are not on this schedule and are not shown here — see what the Codex does say about how they work.

Running

this browser only

Nothing is counting down. Start one below.

Start one

Crops, at their real grow times

WhatForUnit

An alarm, while this tab is open

optional

Browsers only let a page notify you while it is running, and a page sitting in a background tab is throttled to roughly one wake-up a minute. So this is a nudge for a tab you left open, not a replacement for the in-game timer, and it will not fire from a phone with the browser shut. Nothing is scheduled anywhere else.

Move them to another browser

text, not an account

Your timers live in this browser's storage and vanish if you clear site data. Copying them out is the only way across devices, so this is the whole file: one timer per line, a name, an = and the moment it ends.

Why there is no login. An account would mean storing what you planted and when, which is a thing to break and a thing to leak, for a page whose whole job is a countdown. Browser storage costs nothing to keep honest: if this site disappears tomorrow, so does the list, and nobody's password went with it. If you want timers that follow you between devices, that needs a server, and this page would have to say so plainly before it asked for anything.