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Interval timer

Date & time

How long is your workout, round by round?

Work and rest rounds with a big display and a sound at every change.

Warm-up

00:10

Ready

Warm-up

Normal view. Keep-awake is off.

Left in the workout: 04:00

Keys: Space starts or pauses, R resets. Turn on Sound for a tone at each change and a beep in the last three seconds.

Workout

seconds

seconds

seconds

rounds

sets

seconds

seconds

Workout: 4 minutes in all, 2 minutes, 40 seconds of work in 8 intervals.

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Work and rest rounds with a big display and a sound at every change.

How to use

  1. Pick a preset or set the work, rest, rounds and sets you want. The total time shows under the settings.
  2. Turn on Sound if you want a tone at each change and a beep in the last three seconds.
  3. Select Start. The display shows the part you are in, the time left in it and what comes next. Space starts or pauses, R resets.
  4. Open full screen and put the phone or tablet where you can see it from across the room.

How it works

An interval workout alternates hard effort with rest. This timer runs the schedule for you: a short warm-up, then rounds of work and rest, optionally several sets with a longer rest between them, and a cool-down. A tone tells you when to switch, so you can keep your eyes off the screen.

The best-known format is Tabata: 20 seconds of all-out work, 10 seconds of rest, repeated 8 times, which comes to 4 minutes (3 minutes 50 seconds here, because nothing follows the last round). It comes from a 1996 study by Izumi Tabata and colleagues. EMOM means every minute on the minute: you start a new round each minute. For example, 8 rounds of 20 seconds work and 10 seconds rest with a 10-second warm-up take 10 + 8 × 20 + 7 × 10 = 240 seconds.

The timer counts real time and carries on after a reload. It is not a training plan and does not know your fitness, so choose effort you can keep up safely. It beeps only while this page is open and visible.

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Frequently asked questions

Is the last rest included?

No. The last round of a set ends with the rest between sets, or the cool-down, or simply the end of the workout. A classic Tabata therefore lasts 3 minutes 50 seconds plus any warm-up.

How do I set up an EMOM?

Pick the EMOM preset, or set work to 60 seconds and rest to 0. With a rest of 0 there is no rest part, so one work minute follows the next.

Will it keep running if I switch tabs or lock my phone?

The time keeps counting and the display catches up when you return, but sound only plays while the page is visible. Keep the screen on, for example in full screen, if you rely on the cues.

Why is there no sound?

Sound is off until you turn it on, and your browser lets a page play it only after you select something on it. Turn Sound on, then select Start.

Can I pause between exercises?

Yes. Pause holds the remaining time; resume when you are ready to continue.

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