Aaand this is why it’s great to ask! I currently have all my personal timers under just one single “personal” project because it didn’t even occur to me to separate them.
Yeah, your way makes perfect sense. I’d probably do a Media Consumption project like you suggested and tags for #tv and #movie and of course #podcast, with series names for timers.
Hi, I’ve been playing with this automation shenanigans via shortcuts and created automation to start a Timery timer whenever I open an application… In this case voicedream. Or Pocket.
I’ve also done the same for whenever I am listening to a podcast which triggers whenever I open the Overcast.
The shortcuts work great for starting the timers, the problem is they don’t stop by themselves.
I’m wondering if anybody has any advice on a trigger to stop them automatically, or will I have to remember to do it manually? 
Yes – the App is triggered when you task switch… but I do not use it on the iPad and therefore split view considerations haven’t been in issue for now.
Does anybody know if it is possible to start and stop a saved toggl timer with one NFC tag? So example I want to log how much practice I am doing on drums. I want to use an NFC tag to start the timer, and then when I’m done practicing, use the same NFC tag to trigger it stopping?