Yes. Use only the timer view; the rest of the app is there if you want it but never in the way.

Edit blinds mid-game?

Yes. Extend the current level, add or delete upcoming levels, tweak durations and blinds on the fly.

Timer while the phone is locked?

Yes. Runs against wall-clock time, not screen time.

Tap the AirPlay control in iOS Control Center, pick your TV. TV shows the big clock; phone keeps a host control.

Yes. Most hosts run the timer on an iPad AirPlayed to a TV.

Timer and default blind ladders are free. Custom structures, Pro clock themes, and the tournament manager features are Pro (7-day free trial).

Felt: The poker director for your home game.

What you get

Real blind clock

Big numbers, current and next level side by side, extend the current level in two taps.

AirPlay to any TV

Second-screen mode. TV shows the clock, phone stays a host control.

Editable blind structure

Presets or custom ladder. Edit durations and blinds before or during the game.

Break and level alerts

Optional chime at level change. Notifications when the timer's in the background.

Pro clock themes

Vegas neon, Route 66, Utah canyons. Match the room.

The whole night if you want

Same app handles buy-ins, rebuys, seat draws, ICM, and settlement.

What a blind timer app needs to do

Big numbers, blind and ante on one screen, current and next level side by side, break countdown. Pause when the buffet arrives.

The gotchas are subtler. Can you extend the current level by five minutes when the final table drags? Does the timer survive the app going to the background? Does the TV view fill the screen, or letterbox because it was designed for portrait? Felt fixes all three.

AirPlay, not screen mirroring

Every iPhone can mirror to a TV, but mirroring shows the phone UI at TV size: status bar, notifications, weird aspect ratios.

Felt uses real second-screen AirPlay. The phone keeps a compact host control view; the TV shows a dedicated big-clock layout designed for the room. Flip through the roster without covering the clock.

Or use Felt as the whole tournament manager

If the timer is all you need tonight, Felt works as a standalone clock. But home games tend to grow. Cash before the tournament, one rebuy, someone wants to know who knocked whom out, the final table decides to chop.

Felt has all of that in the same app. Turn it on when the night calls for it.

Frequently asked

Standalone timer?: Yes. Use only the timer view; the rest of the app is there if you want it but never in the way.
Edit blinds mid-game?: Yes. Extend the current level, add or delete upcoming levels, tweak durations and blinds on the fly.
Timer while the phone is locked?: Yes. Runs against wall-clock time, not screen time.
AirPlay?: Tap the AirPlay control in iOS Control Center, pick your TV. TV shows the big clock; phone keeps a host control.
iPad?: Yes. Most hosts run the timer on an iPad AirPlayed to a TV.
Is it free?: Timer and default blind ladders are free. Custom structures, Pro clock themes, and the tournament manager features are Pro (7-day free trial).

A blind timer for the person who's also playing. Big enough for the room, small enough for the pocket, and connected to everything else the night needs.

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A poker blind timer app that does the whole night.