15 Minute Timer

A 15 minute online timer for meditation, language drills, light cleaning, or short workouts. Pings you when the quarter hour is up.

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Quick utility for focus sprints or breaks — runs in the browser.

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Fifteen minutes is the unit that cleans desks, finishes one Duolingo lesson, runs a guided meditation, and clears most short interval workouts. It is also long enough that you do not want to keep glancing at the clock — which is exactly the situation a server-side timer is built for. Use this page to set a 15 minute timer that pings you on Telegram, browser push, or email when time is up. The countdown survives a closed tab and a sleeping device. Add a label — "meditate", "laundry rinse", "vocabulary set" — and the notification arrives with that label so the context is restored the moment you read it. A quarter-hour is also the standard slot for the "two-minute rule" stack: queue up six or seven tiny tasks, set a 15 minute timer, and grind through them with no decision overhead. When the timer ends you stop, regardless of how many you finished. If you need a longer block instead, jump to the 25 or 30 minute timer; if shorter, the 10 minute version is one click away.

FAQ

Is 15 minutes a good meditation length?
Yes. Many guided programmes (Headspace, Calm, Insight Timer) default to 10–15 minute sessions because the duration is long enough for a deep breathing arc and short enough to fit any day.
Will the timer fire if my screen is locked?
Yes. The notification is scheduled server-side and arrives via Telegram, browser push, or email, none of which require the timer page to be visible.
Can I run several 15 minute timers in a row?
Yes — once a timer ends you can start the next one immediately, or save it as a recurring reminder so the same 15 minute block triggers every day at the same time.
Do I need to install anything?
No. The 15 minute timer runs in any modern browser. Nothing to download or sign up for to start the countdown.

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