20 minute timertwenty minutes, then done.

A free 20 minute timer. One tap sets it up, Tapsle counts each minute, and a sound plays at twenty. A good length for a nap, a meditation, a workout or a focused task.

Free · no account · works offline

Start a 20 minute timer

Pick what the twenty minutes are for, or start blank.

☾Nap→ 20 minutes ◎Meditation→ 20 minutes ▲Workout→ 20 minutes ◆Focus→ 20 minutes ↗Walk→ 20 minutes ◒Bake→ 20 minutes + Blank counter

Opens Tapsle with the counter ready. It saves as you tap.

What is a 20 minute timer?

A 20 minute timer counts twenty minutes and tells you when they are up. In Tapsle it is a timer counter that adds one every minute with a target of 20. The ring fills as the minutes pass, Next in shows the seconds left in the current minute, and the sound plays at twenty.

Ready in one tap
Each minute counted
A sound at twenty
Pause and resume at any time

Timer mode, in Tapsle

Any counter becomes a 20 minute timer.

Open a counter’s settings, switch Counting to Timer and set the schedule. Tapsle adds to the count on every interval, plays your sound, and stops at the target. Pause from the card whenever you need to.

20 minutes

12of 20

Timer · +1 every 1 min

Next in 0:50

Counting by the timer. Pause to correct.

Counter settings

CountingManualTimer

Add 1 every1 minute

Target20

Manual counting while running

How to use Tapsle as a 20 minute timer

1
Pick a useNap, Meditation, Workout or Focus, or a blank counter.
2
It is already setThe template adds 1 every minute with a target of 20. Change it in the counter settings if you need to.
3
Start and goThe ring fills minute by minute while you get on with it.
4
Done at twentyThe timer stops at 20 and plays its sound. Reset for another round.

The 20 minute nap

Twenty minutes is the upper end of a short nap. Set the timer, choose a gentle sound like Chime, and you wake before sleep gets deep.

Twenty minutes of focus

Twenty minutes is long enough to get into a task and short enough to start without dread. Do one, take a break, and do another.

20 minute timer or a phone timer?

A phone timer needs setting every time. Tapsle keeps your twenty minutes ready.

TapslePhone timerKitchen timer

Ready in one tapYesNoNo

Sound at the endYesYesYes

Shows minutes passedYesNoSome

Floats over other windowsYesNoNo

Keeps a historyYesNoNo

CostFreeFreeCheap

What people do in twenty minutes

Naps

Twenty minutes, then up

Meditation

A daily sit

Workouts

A full short session

Focus

One task, start to finish

Walks

Around the block and back

Cooking

Rice, roast veg, a bake

Send your twenty minutes to the tools you already use

Finished timers can land in a log, a spreadsheet or a team chat.

All integrations →

Direct

Google Sheets

A log with every twenty minutes you finished.

Via Zapier or Make

Notion

Sessions recorded next to your notes.

Webhook

Discord

Post a message when time is up.

Via Zapier or Make

Airtable

Track sessions across the week.

Webhook

Zapier

Connect your timers to thousands of other apps.

Webhook

Make

Build your own flows from any finished timer.

Tapsle Plus

Twenty minutes that add up.

The 20 minute timer is free and stays free. Plus keeps every session on every device and runs more than one timer at once.

$2.99a month, or $25.99 a year, over 3 months free

Get Tapsle Plus Cancel any time. Your counters stay.

60 days of history with charts

Sessions per day, week on week.

Every device in step

Start on your laptop, finish on your phone.

Nightly backups

Your timers survive a new phone.

Share the time

Share a counter link so a group sees the same count.

20 minute timer questions

How do I start a 20 minute timer?

Choose a template above and Tapsle opens with a timer that adds one every minute and stops at 20. Press play on the card to start it.

Is 20 minutes good for meditation?

Twenty minutes is a common length for a daily sit. For interval bells, set the interval to 5 minutes and the target to 4 instead.

Can I change the length?

Yes. Open the counter settings and change the target, or pick another timer from the timers page.

Is Tapsle free?

Yes. Unlimited counters, targets, steps, notes, lock, focus mode, pop out and export are free, with no account. Free includes up to 5 groups and 1 counter on a timer. Tapsle Plus adds sync, backups, longer history, shared counters and integrations, for $2.99 a month or $25.99 a year.

Does it work offline?

Yes. Once Tapsle has loaded, counting keeps working with no connection, and you can install it on your phone or computer like an app. Your counts are saved on your device as you go.

Can I export my counters?

Yes, free. Export saves every counter to one file, and Import brings them back on any device. Your counts belong to you.

Can I keep the timer on screen while I work?

Yes, on Chrome and Edge on a computer. Choose Pop out and the 20 minute timer floats above your other windows. Phones and Safari do not support this, so the button only appears where it works.

Is my data private?

Yes. Your counters stay on your device. There is no account, and nothing is sent to us unless you turn on sync with Tapsle Plus.

What is the difference between Free and Plus?

Free is the counter: unlimited counters, up to 5 groups, 1 timer counter, targets, offline use, export and 7 days of history. Plus is memory: sync across up to 5 devices, nightly backups, 60 days of history with charts, shared counter links, unlimited groups and timers, and integrations. Cancelling Plus never removes a counter.

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