Normal Countdown Timer Widget

The Normal Countdown Timer is Blocky’s most straightforward, universally useful timer variant. It’s designed to fit into any Notion page, providing a reliable, functional countdown with clean styling and customizable colors.

Whether you're tracking a deadline, setting a daily timer, or adding urgency to a Notion project page, this widget gets the job done — fast, clean, and distraction-free.

⏱ What Is It?

The Normal Countdown Timer displays the time remaining until a specific date and time in a classic, text-based layout. Its flexible styling makes it suitable for all use cases — from productivity setups to shared dashboards and personal spaces.

It’s the perfect default timer for users who want to keep things simple yet effective.

✅ Use Cases

• 📆 Deadline Tracking: Count down to assignments, exams, or deliverables.
• 🧘 Daily Habits & Resets: Use it as a soft-reset timer for your routines or day-start pages.
• 📣 Live Project Pages: Display time remaining until events, webinars, or rollouts.
• 📋 Task Anchors: Embed timers into your Notion checklists for added accountability.

🖌 Customization Options

This variant may look simple, but it’s flexible where it counts. Match your Notion layout’s style or brand with just a few clicks.

Editable Settings:

• Card Background Color
• Timer Background Color
• Header Text Color
• Timer Text Color
• Card Border Color

Whether you're going minimalist, corporate, or colorful, this timer adapts seamlessly.

💡 Why Use the Normal Countdown?

The Normal Countdown offers a familiar, low-friction way to introduce temporal awareness to your Notion workflows.

Use it to:

• Stay mindful of key dates
• Structure your workday
• Build event anticipation
• Add subtle urgency to goal dashboards

It’s especially effective when paired with habit trackers, daily task lists, and planning pages.

🧩 How to Add It to Notion

1. Open Blocky and select the Normal Countdown Timer.
2. Set your target time and date.
3. Adjust colors to fit your dashboard.
4. Copy the generated embed link.
5. Paste into your Notion page using /embed.

Simple. Clean. Done.