Boxing timerding, and go again.

A free online boxing timer. Set 3 minute rounds with 1 minute rest, and Tapsle counts every round and rings the bell when the last one ends.

Free · no account · works offline

Start a boxing timer

Pick a session, or start blank.

◉Pro rounds→ 12 rounds ◎Amateur→ 3 rounds ⇄Sparring→ 6 rounds ●Bag work→ 8 rounds ▲Muay thai→ 5 rounds ↻Skipping→ 5 rounds + Blank counter

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

What is a boxing timer?

A boxing timer runs rounds and rest periods so you can train like a fight: usually 3 minutes of work and 1 minute of rest. In Tapsle, set the timer to add one every 4 minutes with a target of 12. Each sound starts a round, the countdown shows when the minute of rest begins, and the Bell plays at the end.

Rounds of any length
A sound at the start of each round
The countdown shows your rest
Bell at the final round

Timer mode, in Tapsle

Any counter becomes a boxing 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.

Bag work

4of 12

Timer · +1 every 4 min

Next in 1:22

Counting by the timer. Pause to correct.

Counter settings

CountingManualTimer

Add 1 every4 minutes

Target12

Manual counting while running

How to use Tapsle as a boxing timer

1
Pick a sessionPro rounds, Amateur, Sparring or Bag work, or a blank counter.
2
Set round plus restIn the counter settings choose Timer, add 1 every 4 minutes for 3 on and 1 off, and set the rounds.
3
Fight to the restWork from the sound until the countdown shows 1:00. Rest until the next round starts.
4
Bell at the last roundPick Bell as the target sound, so the final round ends like a fight.

Pro and amateur rounds

Pro boxing uses 3 minute rounds with 1 minute rest. Amateur bouts often use 3 rounds of 3 minutes, and many gyms train in 2 minute rounds. Set the interval to round plus rest, and the target to the number of rounds.

Muay thai, MMA and circuits

Muay thai rounds are often 3 minutes, MMA rounds 5. For a circuit of pads, bag and skipping, keep one counter per station and run them in turn. The count always shows the round you are on.

Boxing timer or a gym bell timer?

A gym bell hangs on the wall. Tapsle goes with you to the park, the garage or the hotel room.

TapsleStopwatchGym bell timer

Counts roundsYesNoYes

Sound each roundYesNoYes

Bell at the endYesNoYes

Any round lengthYesManualPresets

In your pocketYesYesNo

CostFreeFreeExpensive

What fighters time with Tapsle

Heavy bag

Twelve rounds, three minutes

Pad work

Coach and fighter, same clock

Sparring

Rounds and rest, kept honest

Shadow boxing

Warm up in two minute rounds

Skipping

Rope rounds between drills

Muay thai

Five rounds of three

Send your rounds to the tools you already use

Finished sessions can land in a training log, a spreadsheet or a gym group.

All integrations →

Direct

Google Sheets

A training log with every session and its rounds.

Via Zapier or Make

Notion

Sessions recorded next to your fight camp plan.

Webhook

Discord

Post finished rounds to your gym server.

Via Zapier or Make

Airtable

Track fighters and sessions for coaching.

Webhook

Zapier

Connect your rounds to thousands of other apps.

Webhook

Make

Build your own flows from any finished session.

Tapsle Plus

A fight camp you can look back on.

The boxing timer is free and stays free. Plus keeps the record across every device you train with.

$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

Rounds per week through camp.

Every device in step

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

Nightly backups

Your sessions survive a new phone.

Coach a group

Share a counter link so the whole gym sees the round.

Boxing timer questions

How do I set 3 minute rounds with 1 minute rest?

Set the timer to add one every 4 minutes and choose how many rounds as the target. Each sound starts a round. Rest when the countdown shows 1:00.

Can it ring a bell?

Yes. Choose Bell as the target sound for the final round, and turn on Tap sound in Preferences for a sound at the start of each round.

Can I use it for muay thai or MMA?

Yes. Set the interval to your round plus rest, such as 6 minutes for 5 minute MMA rounds with 1 minute rest.

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 train?

Yes, on Chrome and Edge on a computer. Choose Pop out and the boxing timer floats above your training video, still counting rounds. 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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