Yoga timerone pose, then the next.

A free online yoga timer. Set how long to hold each pose, and Tapsle sounds softly and counts the poses, so you can stay on the mat without checking the time.

Free · no account · works offline

Start a yoga timer

Pick a practice, or start blank.

☀Sun salutation→ 12 poses ☾Yin→ 6 poses ≈Stretch→ 10 stretches ▬Savasana→ 1 rest ▲Balance→ 8 holds ∞Flow→ 20 poses + Blank counter

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

What is a yoga timer?

A yoga timer tells you when to move to the next pose, so you hold each one for the time you intended. In Tapsle, set the timer to add one every 30 or 60 seconds with a target for the number of poses. A soft sound marks each change and a different one ends the practice.

Hold times of any length
A soft sound at each pose
Poses counted to your target
No buttons in focus mode

Timer mode, in Tapsle

Any counter becomes a yoga 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.

Sun salutation

6of 12

Timer · +1 every 30 s

Next in 0:21

Counting by the timer. Pause to correct.

Counter settings

CountingManualTimer

Add 1 every30 seconds

Target12

Manual counting while running

How to use Tapsle as a yoga timer

1
Pick a practiceSun salutation, Yin, Stretch or Savasana, or a blank counter.
2
Set the hold timeIn the counter settings choose Timer and set how often, for example add 1 every 30 seconds.
3
Move on the soundHold each pose until the soft sound, then move to the next.
4
End softlySet a target for the number of poses and choose Chime for the end.

Long holds for yin

Yin yoga holds a pose for 3 to 5 minutes. Set the interval to 3 minutes and the target to the number of poses, and the sound lets you stay still without watching a clock.

Savasana without an alarm

End a practice with one quiet interval, such as 5 minutes, and Chime as the target sound. It is gentler than an alarm and you do not need to reach for your phone.

Yoga timer or a yoga app?

A yoga app leads the class. A yoga timer keeps time for the practice you already know.

TapslePhone timerYoga app

Sound for each poseYesNoYes

Counts posesYesNoSome

Soft end soundYesNoYes

No account neededYesYesRarely

No guided voiceYesYesRarely

CostFreeFreeOften paid

What people time on the mat

Sun salutations

A breath, a pose, the next

Yin yoga

Three minutes, then still

Stretching

Thirty seconds a side

Savasana

Five quiet minutes

Balance poses

Hold, then switch sides

Teaching a class

Every student on the same sound

Send your practice to the tools you already use

Finished sessions can land in a practice log, a spreadsheet or a class group.

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Google Sheets

A practice log with every session and its poses.

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Notion

Sessions recorded next to your sequences.

Webhook

Discord

Share finished practice with your class server.

Via Zapier or Make

Airtable

Track students and classes across the term.

Webhook

Zapier

Connect your practice to thousands of other apps.

Webhook

Make

Build your own flows from any finished session.

Tapsle Plus

A practice you can look back on.

The yoga timer is free and stays free. Plus keeps the record across every device you practise 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

Sessions per week, month on month.

Every device in step

Set it on your laptop, practise with your phone.

Nightly backups

Your sequences survive a new phone.

Coach a group

Share a counter link so a class moves together.

Yoga timer questions

How long should I hold a pose?

Many practices hold a pose for 5 breaths, about 30 seconds. Yin holds for 3 to 5 minutes. Set the interval to the hold you want.

Can the sound be gentle?

Yes. Turn on Tap sound in Preferences, keep the volume low, and choose Chime or Bell as the target sound for the end of the practice.

Can I use it to teach a class?

Yes. Put Tapsle on a screen or speaker and everyone moves on the same sound. Share a counter link with Plus so a second screen shows the pose count.

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 during an online class?

Yes, on Chrome and Edge on a computer. Choose Pop out and the yoga timer floats above your video call. 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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