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A free online beep timer. Choose how often, from every second to every hour, and Tapsle beeps and counts each one, so you get a reminder on repeat without setting a new alarm.

Free · no account · works offline

Start a beep timer

Pick a routine, or start blank.

◷Every minute→ 60 beeps ◴Every 15 min→ 8 beeps ◔Hourly→ 8 beeps ↗Pace 30 s→ 20 beeps ◉Eye break→ 12 beeps ▲Posture→ 16 beeps + Blank counter

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

What is a beep timer?

A beep timer plays a sound at a fixed interval, over and over, until you stop it. People use it for pacing, reminders and drills. In Tapsle, the timer beeps and adds one at every interval, so you also see how many beeps have passed.

Any interval, 1 second to hours
A beep and a count each time
Optional target to stop
Pause and resume at any time

Timer mode, in Tapsle

Any counter becomes a beep 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.

Every 15 minutes

5of 8

Timer · +1 every 15 min

Next in 9:14

Counting by the timer. Pause to correct.

Counter settings

CountingManualTimer

Add 1 every15 minutes

Target8

Manual counting while running

How to use Tapsle as a beep timer

1
Pick an intervalEvery minute, Every 15 min, Hourly or Pace 30 s, or a blank counter.
2
Set how oftenIn the counter settings choose Timer and set how often, for example add 1 every 15 minutes.
3
Turn on soundIn Preferences, turn on Tap sound so every interval beeps.
4
Stop when you likeSet a target to stop after a number of beeps, or pause whenever you are done.

Reminders on repeat

Posture checks, eye breaks, a sip of water, a glance at the oven. Set the interval once and the beep repeats all day, with the count showing how many times it has gone off.

Pacing and drills

Runners use a beep every 30 seconds to hold a pace, swimmers use it for send-offs, and coaches use it for shuttle drills. The count is the lap or rep you are on.

Beep timer or a repeating alarm?

A phone alarm needs setting for each time. A beep timer repeats until you stop it.

TapslePhone alarmKitchen timer

Repeats on its ownYesNoNo

Counts the beepsYesNoNo

Seconds to hoursYesMinutesMinutes

Stops at a targetYesNoNo

Pause and resumeYesNoSome

CostFreeFreeCheap

What people use a beep timer for

Posture checks

Sit up every 15 minutes

Eye breaks

Look away every 20 minutes

Running pace

A beep every 30 seconds

Swim send-offs

Leave on the beep

Shuttle drills

Turn at every beep

Medication

A reminder every few hours

Send your beeps to the tools you already use

Counts can land in a log, a spreadsheet or a team chat when a routine ends.

All integrations →

Direct

Google Sheets

A log with every routine and how many beeps.

Via Zapier or Make

Notion

Routines recorded next to your notes.

Webhook

Discord

Post finished routines to your server.

Via Zapier or Make

Airtable

Track routines across days and weeks.

Webhook

Zapier

Connect your beeps to thousands of other apps.

Webhook

Make

Build your own flows from any finished routine.

Tapsle Plus

Routines you can look back on.

The beep timer is free and stays free. Plus keeps the record across every device you use.

$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

Beeps per day, week on week.

Every device in step

Set it on your laptop, carry it on your phone.

Nightly backups

Your routines survive a new phone.

Coach a group

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

Beep timer questions

How often can it beep?

Anywhere from every second to every few hours. Set the interval in the counter settings under Timer.

Will it keep beeping forever?

It repeats until you pause it or it reaches a target. Leave the target empty to keep it going.

Can I change the sound?

Tapsle uses one sound for every interval. For the final beep, choose a target sound such as Chime, Whistle, Bell, Party, Applause or Fart.

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 beep 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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