TapsleOnline timersthat count what you finish.
Focus, workout, speaking and quick timers, all running on the same Tapsle. Every timer counts the rounds you finish and plays a sound when time is up. Free, no account, and it works offline.
Any Tapsle counter can become a timer. Start a blank one, switch Counting to Timer and set your own schedule.
Start a blank counterFocus and study
4 pagesWork in rounds with breaks that actually happen. Tapsle counts every round you finish, so the day ends with a number.
Workouts
9 pagesA sound and a count on every interval, so you always know which round you are on without watching the clock.
Speaking and events
3 pagesKeep talks, speeches and sessions to time, big enough to read from the stage.
Quick timers
10 pagesOne tap and it starts. For the oven, the kettle, a plank, a break or a tidy-up.
A timer that also keeps count.
Most online timers forget everything the moment they ring. In Tapsle, a timer is a counter that counts by itself: it runs the clock, adds one for every round or interval you finish, and stops at the target you set.
So a Pomodoro timer also tells you that today was 6 rounds, and an interval timer shows round 7 of 10 on screen the whole time. The number is saved as you go, just like every other Tapsle counter.
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Pick a timer
Pomodoro, Interval or any quick timer below.
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Press start
It runs, plays a sound if you want it to, and counts each round.
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Stop at the target
Or pause from the card any time and pick up later.
Set it once. Let it run.
Every Tapsle timer has the same controls, whichever page you start from. Open a counter’s settings, switch Counting to Timer and choose the schedule.
Any schedule
Count down 25 minutes, or add 1 every 30 seconds. Seconds, minutes or hours.
Stops at the target
Set 4 rounds or 10 intervals, and the timer ends there on its own.
A sound when time is up
Chime, Whistle, Bell, Party or Applause, previewed before you pick, or none.
Pause from the card
Pause and resume right on the counter, without opening settings.
Rounds counted
Each finished round adds one, with a daily reset so every morning starts at zero.
Pop out
On a computer, float the timer above your other windows while you work.
Focus mode
One big countdown fills the screen, readable from across the room.
No stray taps
While a timer runs, it does the counting. Pause to correct the number.
Offline
Once loaded, timers keep running with no signal.
One timer free. As many as you need with Plus.
Free covers one timer at a time with every feature, which is all most people need for focus rounds or a workout. Plus is for running a class, a study group or a workday with several timers side by side, and keeping the record.
Free
- 1 timer at a time
- Every schedule and target
- Target sounds and haptics
- Focus mode and pop out
- Unlimited manual counters
- No account, no sign in
Tapsle Plus
Get over 3 months free yearly- Unlimited timers, running side by side
- Sync across up to 5 devices
- 60 days of history with charts
- Nightly backups
- Up to 5 shared links, updated live
Every timer is also a counter.
Switch Counting back to Manual and it counts one tap at a time. Tally, tasbih, rows, scores and stock all live in the same Tapsle.
See all counters →Online timer questions
Is the online timer free?
Yes. Every timer feature is free with no account: any schedule, a target that stops the timer, target sounds, focus mode and pop out. Free runs one timer at a time. Tapsle Plus runs as many as you need side by side.
Will it make a sound when time is up?
Yes. Choose a target sound in Preferences, from Chime, Whistle, Bell, Party or Applause, and preview each one first. You can also turn tap sounds off and keep only the target sound, or choose None.
Does the timer keep running if I switch tabs?
Yes. The timer keeps its schedule while you use other tabs. On a computer in Chrome or Edge, pop it out into a small window that stays on top so you can see it while you work.
How is a Tapsle timer different from a normal timer?
A Tapsle timer is a counter that counts by itself. It runs the clock and adds one for every round or interval you finish, so you can see how many Pomodoros or sets you did today.
Can I pause and correct the count?
Yes. Pause from the card at any time. While a timer runs it does the counting, so − and + are off. Pause, fix the number, and resume.
Can I run more than one timer?
Free includes one timer at a time, alongside unlimited manual counters. Tapsle Plus removes the limit, for classes, study groups and workdays with several timers.
Start a timer in one tap.
Free, nothing to sign up for, and every round you finish is counted.