30 Minute Timer

Half an hour is enough for a substantial piece of work — a focused writing block, a study session, a workout. This timer holds the time for you so you don't keep checking the clock.

Thirty minutes is long enough to get fully absorbed in a task. When you know the countdown is running, you stop context-switching and let yourself sink into one thing.

How to use this timer

Tap the circle to start. Tap again to pause or resume. When the countdown reaches zero you'll hear a gentle chime. There's nothing to set up and nothing to sign into — just a quiet space to focus.

Frequently asked

What's a 30 minute timer useful for?
Deep-ish work blocks, study sessions, workouts, meditation, cooking, or any task that needs sustained but bounded attention.

Is the 30 minute timer free and private?
Yes — it runs in your browser, with no signup, no ads, and nothing tracked.

This is a simple focus timer. It is not a medical or productivity-coaching tool. If sustained attention is persistently difficult despite rest and reduced stress, consider speaking with a healthcare provider.