When the screen locks
The timer anchors to an epoch and recomputes on return. It also attempts a screen Wake Lock after Start; denial never blocks the recipe.
Absolute time, not interval counting
CupTune recalculates elapsed time after backgrounding or reload, so a delayed callback does not silently shift the recipe.
In progress on this device
Choose a recipe, then open Brew mode.
The timer anchors to an epoch and recomputes on return. It also attempts a screen Wake Lock after Start; denial never blocks the recipe.
An in-progress session is stored locally with its recipe id and elapsed anchor. Resume or discard it from this device only.
Yes. It anchors to an absolute time and recalculates on return, so backgrounding the tab or locking the screen does not silently shift the recipe.
The session is stored locally with its recipe and elapsed anchor, so you can resume or discard it. That state stays on this device only.
The timer requests a screen wake lock after you press start where the browser supports it. If the request is denied the recipe still runs normally.
Yes. Clone a starter recipe on the recipes page, change it, and it stays in this browser as your own version with its own name.