What a free account adds
Every timer feature is free without an account. Sign in with Google for free and you also get:
My timers
Save setups you use often under a name (up to 2) and open them in one tap on any device
7-day stats and charts
Time used is logged automatically: total time, sessions and a daily chart
Streaks 🔥
See how many days in a row you have used it
Projects
Group timers like "Study" or "Work" and see time per segment (1 project)
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A simple 15 minute timer
This is a free 15-minute timer that runs straight in your browser. Press Start and a large countdown fills the screen, with an alarm when the fifteen minutes are up. No install, no sign-up — it works the same on phone, tablet and computer.
What a 15 minute timer is good for
Fifteen minutes is a quarter of an hour: long enough to make real progress, short enough to start without dread. Use it for a focused work or study block, a power nap, a short stand-up meeting, a reading session, clearing your inbox, a light workout, or a screen-time limit that everyone can see.
How to use it
Press play to start the 15-minute countdown; press again to pause, or reset to start over. Tap the time to change the length, or press "Add timer" to line up a sequence — for example 15 minutes of work and 3 minutes of rest — and set it to repeat. Copy the URL to save or share whatever you build.
Timers by length
1 minute · 2 minutes · 3 minutes · 4 minutes · 5 minutes · 10 minutes · 15 minutes · 20 minutes · 25 minutes · 30 minutes · Pomodoro (25+5) · Study (50+10)
Need a different timer?
Turn the 15-minute timer into a repeating interval, or chain several lengths together — TimerTrain is built for running timers one after another. Try the interval timer, the study timer, or build your own timer.
🍩 Prefer something cuter? Try the DonutTimer version — an aesthetic visual timer where the time left is a donut.