# Sent same notification only each 3O min

**URL:** <https://community.homey.app/t/sent-same-notification-only-each-3o-min/151552>\
**Category:** Flows\
**Tags:** homey-pro\
**Created:** [February 22, 2026, 10:11pm UTC](https://community.homey.app/t/sent-same-notification-only-each-3o-min/151552 "2026-02-22T22:11:10Z")\
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I’d use a different name for each blind time you need.  
Otherwise timers can get restart eachother.  
You could use blind\_flowname for instance, and when you need multiple blind timers on one canvas, you could use blindA\_flowname, blindB\_flowname and so on.

You can create new timers right after inserting a timer card, and use unique names, by entering a timername in the “pick” field.  
If the name is unique, it presents a dropdown marked with “_new_”.  
Important: after you entered the unique name, you should select it to actually create a new timer.  
When you save the flow, the timername will be shown as existing timer:  
The same “pick” field also shows existing timernames you can select in new timer related cards, like “When timer x has finished”.

Chronograph has a nice dashboard, where you can view all running timers, and also pause/resume / stop them as well.  
It also shows the last run time of timers

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(With the word _timers_ i mean timers, stopwatches or transitions)

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