Timer With Sound

Audio alerts • Gentle notifications • Free forever

Timer with sound enabled • Preset: 25 minutes (Pomodoro) • Click start to begin
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Session Duration

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Sound Features

Gentle Chime

Soft, pleasant chime when timer ends. Non-startling and calming to hear.

Adjustable Volume

Control notification volume to match your environment. From subtle to clear.

Browser Notifications

Optional browser alerts when timer completes, even if tab is in background.

Multiple Alert Types

Choose from different sounds: bell, chime, digital beep, or nature sounds.

Why Sound Notifications Matter

Stay focused without watching: Sound alerts let you immerse in your work without constantly checking the timer. Trust the audio to tell you when time's up.

Prevent overrunning sessions: Audio cues ensure you transition on time, preventing sessions from dragging too long and maintaining your rhythm.

Accessible timing: Sound notifications make the timer usable for visually impaired users and helpful for those who prefer audio cues.

Better for meditation: Gentle sounds are ideal for meditation timers where visual checking would break your zen-like state.

Perfect Use Cases for Sound Timer

Pomodoro sessions: Classic 25-minute work blocks with audio alerts to signal work/break transitions without breaking focus.

Meditation & Yoga: Timed sessions with gentle ending sounds. Stay in the meditative state without worrying about time.

Presentations & Meetings: Keep track of speaking time with subtle audio cues that don't disrupt the flow of presentation.

Cooking & Baking: Timer alerts when food is ready. Perfect for kitchen use where you can't visually monitor the timer.

How to Use Sound Timer

  1. Click the Start button to begin your timer
  2. Work on your task while sound plays when time is up
  3. Adjust volume in your device settings if needed
  4. Enable browser notifications for alerts even in other tabs
  5. Take a break or continue to your next session

Tip: For a calmer experience, keep the volume low but audible. The sound should be noticeable enough to hear, but gentle enough not to startle you.