DPTimer

DPTimer

Session stats

Times

This session contains sample solves. Remove them when you're done looking, or start a session of your own.

random-move

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Space hold → release to start · any key stops Esc cancel O/2/D penalty ⌫ delete last N next scramble I inspection on/off C copy

Cube

Targets

Trend single · ao5 · ao12

Distribution

Solve

Scramble

CFOP breakdown

Reconstruction

Open in alg.cubing.net

Penalty

Comment

Settings

Input

WCA inspection (15 s) +2 after 15 s, DNF after 17 s, applied automatically.

Voice calls at 8 s and 12 s

Touch: start on release, no hold needed On phones and tablets a tap starts the timer straight away. Turn off to require the hold-to-start delay on touch too.

Hold to start Red while holding, green when ready. Release to start.

While solving, show

Focus mode while solving Hides everything except the clock during inspection and the solve.

Phases (splits) With more than one phase, each press records a split; the last one stops.

Smart cube: first turn starts the timer After the scramble is followed on the cube. Connect with the header button; needs Chrome or Edge on desktop or Android.

Smart cube: stop when solved

Solve breakdown method Changes how smart-cube solves are split into steps. Layer by layer: cross, first-layer corners, second-layer edges, last-layer cross, orient corners, permute corners, permute edges.

Cube preview

3D cube position

3D view follows the smart cube's orientation On cubes with a gyroscope (GAN i-series, 12 ui, 16 ui) the 3D cube turns with the one in your hands. Use "Reset view" to re-centre it.

3×3 fallback scramble length

On dptimer.com scrambles come from the cubing.js generator and follow the WCA standard for every event: random-state for 2×2, 3×3 (OH, BLD), 4×4, Pyraminx, Skewb, Square-1 and Clock, with the minimum-distance filters of regulation 4b3; WCA random-move for 5×5–7×7 and Megaminx. The badge under the scramble shows which generator produced it. If that generator can't load (offline, or inside the Claude preview), DPTimer falls back to its own: random-state for 3×3 and 2×2, random-move for the rest. Times are truncated to 0.01 s; averages trim the top and bottom 5% (ao5 and ao12 drop one each).

Sessions

Each session keeps its own event and stats. Click a row's name to rename it.

Cube address needed

GAN cubes encrypt their data with the cube's Bluetooth MAC address, and this browser can't read it automatically for . Find it in the GAN app (cube settings) or on the sticker inside the box, then enter it once; it is remembered for next time.

Tip: in Chrome you can skip this by enabling chrome://flags/#enable-experimental-web-platform-features, which lets the page read the address itself.

Smart cube

Account

Pairing code

On the other device open dptimer.com → Sign in → I have a pairing code. Works in any browser, including Bluefy on iPad. The code expires in 10 minutes.

Sessions sync as a whole: if you edit the same session on two devices at once, the most recent change wins. Sample sessions are not synced.

Sync across devices

Keep the same sessions on every device. Optional: without signing in, times stay on this device.

I have a pairing code

For browsers that can't open Google sign-in (for example Bluefy on iPad). On a device that is already signed in, open the account menu → Pair a device.

Delete?

Export / Import

Export (all sessions, JSON)

Backups

No backups yet. One is kept automatically before a session is cleared or deleted.

Import

Without signing in, data lives in this browser only. Sign in with Google (header button) to keep your sessions on every device, or export regularly. csTimer's JSON export imports directly, with sessions and penalties preserved.