Keep a regular interval running
A repeating timer suits tasks that need the same time gap again and again. It restarts automatically after each countdown rather than stopping after the first alert.
Use an interval timer instead if you need different work and rest lengths. A repeating timer uses one duration throughout the session.
How to use this tool
- Enter the interval length.
- Test the sound or leave alerts silent.
- Press Start, then Pause or Reset when you want to stop.
Example
A 10 minute repeating timer completes six intervals in one hour. Pausing holds the current interval until you resume.
Common questions
Does it stop after a set number of repeats?
This timer repeats until you pause or reset it. For a session with a fixed round count, use the interval timer.