The meal-timing app that keeps every dish ready together.
One serving time. Cook's Clock tells you exactly when to start each dish — so your roast, veg and gravy are all ready together, still hot. Kitchen-aware for the oven you actually have.
Opens instant demo, no account needed
Watch every dish finish together — loops every 15 seconds. Tap the timeline to try it — no signup. Watch every component finish together.
How it works
Three steps to a synchronised meal.
Choose when you want to eat — set one serving time
Add your dishes — chicken, potatoes, veg, gravy
Follow your live timeline — we tell you exactly when to start each dish
- Staggered timers
- Kitchen-aware
- Ready, Steady Cook
- Share a meal
Getting every dish to the table at the same time is the hardest part of a home-cooked meal. A roast needs 90 minutes, the veg 25, the gravy 10 — and the potatoes demand the only oven. Cook's Clock does the maths for you, working backwards from your serving time so nothing sits going cold and nothing is rushed. It turns a dozen timers and a bit of panic into one calm, staggered plan you can actually follow.
Free to plan, premium to assist
Planning and cooking are always free. A little more help is optional.
Questions, answered
The bits people ask before they start.
What is Cook's Clock?
Cook's Clock is a meal-timing app. Instead of juggling separate timers, you set one serving time and it staggers the start of every component — the roast, the veg, the sauce — so the whole meal is ready together, still hot.
Is Cook's Clock free to use?
Yes. Planning meals and cooking in sync is free. Premium adds AI recipe generation from your ingredients, shopping lists, and a few other conveniences.
What if I only have one oven?
Cook's Clock is kitchen-aware. Tell it the shared kit you own — one oven, four hobs, a steamer — and it paces the plan around the equipment you actually have, flagging any clashes.
Can I share a meal with a friend?
Send the whole plan — components, timings and all — to a friend. They open it, set their own serving time, and cook the same meal in sync.
Still curious? Read the full FAQ.
Plan your first meal tonight.
Set a serving time, add your components, and let Cook's Clock bring it all together.
Plan my first meal — it's free