Run unlimited simultaneous timers with labels

Each timer can be named and color-coded by dish or station. Timers run independently and alert individually, so a risotto alarm does not get confused with a roast chicken alarm. Teams see all active timers on one screen.

Business outcome: Eliminates cross-dish timing errors during peak service.

Broadcast timer status to the whole team

Timers sync across devices in real time. A line cook can start a timer on a tablet in the kitchen, and the expeditor sees the countdown on their station. No verbal relay needed.

Business outcome: Reduces communication overhead during service rushes.

Save recurring prep timings as reusable templates

For dishes you cook weekly, save the exact timer sequence — par-cook 12 minutes, rest 4 minutes, finish 6 minutes. Load the preset with one tap instead of setting each timer manually.

Business outcome: Standardizes cook times across shifts, improving consistency.

Review completed timer sessions for process improvement

Every completed timer session is logged with timestamps. Managers can review whether prep actually finished on schedule or if certain dishes consistently run over time.

Business outcome: Provides data to refine prep schedules and reduce waste.

Timers continue running without internet

Kitchens with unreliable WiFi still get full timer functionality. Timers sync when connectivity returns. No service interruption during prep.

Business outcome: Ensures reliability in production environments where network drops are common.

Distinct alarm sounds for each timer category

Different alert tones for different timer types — short prep, long cook, resting period. Staff recognize the urgency without looking at the screen.

Business outcome: Faster response to time-critical steps without visual monitoring.

• Extremely simple interfaceNew staff can use it after 30 seconds of explanation — no training overhead.
• Real-time team syncAll devices update simultaneously, which is critical during service.
• Offline reliabilityTimers are not dependent on internet connectivity, a common kitchen pain point.
• Preset templates save timeRecurring dishes get saved sequences that eliminate manual timer setup.

• No recipe managementDishi does not store ingredients, quantities, or cooking instructions — it is purely a timer.
• Limited integrationsNo native connection to POS systems, inventory software, or kitchen display systems.
• Small team focusThe shared view works for up to about 10 users; larger operations may find the sync model insufficient.
• Professional RealityDishi replaces sticky notes and phone alarms effectively, but it does not replace a full kitchen management system like those found in enterprise food service operations.

Ghost kitchen coordinating multiple brands

A single kitchen running three virtual brands needs to time different menu items simultaneously. Dishi's labeled multi-timers let each station track its own dishes without confusion.

Catering company managing event timelines

For a 4-course plated dinner, prep must be staggered so each course finishes at the right moment. Dishi's presets allow the chef to load the entire event timing sequence with one tap.

Meal prep business standardizing batch production

When producing 200 identical meals, consistent cook times are critical. Dishi's history log lets managers verify that each batch adhered to the standard timing.

Home cook managing holiday dinner

Thanksgiving or Christmas dinner involves 6+ dishes with different cook times and oven temperatures. Dishi keeps all timers visible on one phone screen so nothing burns.

Download Dishi from the app store or access the web version at dishi.app.

Create a free account and name your first kitchen or event.

Add your first timer — label it with the dish name, set the duration, and choose a color.

Invite team members by sharing the session code so everyone sees the same timer board.