Use the carton or a scale
Choose S, M, L, or XL when that's all you know. If you have the exact weight, you can enter that instead.
An egg timer that starts with the egg
A large egg from the fridge won't cook at the same pace as a smaller, warmer one. Tell eggy what you're cooking and how you like the yolk, and it'll work out a starting time for you.
Why it helps
Most egg timings assume a certain size and temperature, even when they don't say so. eggy asks for those details up front, then gives you a practical starting point that matches the egg in front of you.
Choose S, M, L, or XL when that's all you know. If you have the exact weight, you can enter that instead.
Choose a flowing yolk, a softer set center, or a firm hard-boiled egg. There is no single right result.
Follow the Live Activity on your iPhone or start from Apple Watch or Siri when your hands aren't free.
How it works
Choose its size or weight, then say whether it came from the fridge or is closer to room temperature.
Pick liquid, soft, or firm based on what you are making and how you like to eat it.
Bring the water to a boil and carefully lower in the egg.
Begin the calculated countdown on your iPhone, Apple Watch, or with Siri.
Move it into cold water when the alarm sounds to limit further cooking.
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Read postFAQ
eggy uses the egg size or exact weight, its starting temperature, and the yolk texture you choose.
You can choose a liquid, soft, or firm yolk.
Yes. You can start and follow an egg timer from Apple Watch.
Yes. You can start timers through supported system actions and keep an eye on them with widgets and Live Activities.
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