Ten-Minute Timer
A ten-minute timer with a visible progress ring and a clear alarm. Ideal for focused bursts, short meditations, and timed quizzes.
Start the countdown, keep this tab open, and you’ll hear an alarm after exactly 10 minutes. The ring shows progress at a glance.
Space start/pause · R reset · F fullscreen · M mute
What ten minutes are good for
Focus sprints
Ten minutes is long enough to make real progress and short enough that your brain won’t argue about starting.
Meditation
A standard beginner sit. Close your eyes and trust the alarm so you’re not peeking at the clock.
Timed tests and games
Quiz rounds, speed drawing, timed writing prompts, or a board-game turn limit.
Cooking
Simmering rice, roasting vegetables in stages, or proofing dough in a warm kitchen.
Tips
- Turn sound off with M during meditation and rely on the vibration or the gentle visual finish.
- Use the background-tab title to glance at the time without leaving your document.
Questions
Will the alarm go off if my screen locks?
On desktop, yes, as long as the browser is running. On phones, keep the browser in the foreground or screen on; mobile operating systems may pause background web pages.
Is there a ten-minute timer with no sound?
Yes: press the speaker button or the M key to mute. The ring and digits still show when time is up.