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10 min of stillness
Streak: 1 days · 0 min altogether
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One bell to start, one to finish — a 45-minute sit with nothing to install and nothing to sign up for.
Forty-five minutes is a long sit by any standard — the length of a full yoga nidra cycle or a deep unguided session. It is the sit you do when the thirty-minute practice has become comfortable and something longer is calling.
Make sure you will not be interrupted: full-screen mode, phone silenced, interval bell every fifteen minutes. The closing triple strike is a proper way to come back.
Choose your bell and interval options above, press Begin, and close your eyes. The 45-minute timer starts immediately after a short preparation countdown, opens with one bell strike, and closes the sit when time is up. Keep the tab open — the timer keeps accurate time even in a background tab, and on laptops it can keep the screen awake while you sit.
Yes — every timer on this site is free, with no account and no ads on the timer itself. Your session history is stored only in your own browser.
Yes. The timer is anchored to the clock, not to the tab, so background tabs do not slow it down. Audio plays when the interval or closing bell fires.
You can choose a Tibetan bowl, a zen gong, or a soft chime, and add optional interval bells every 1–10 minutes. All sounds are synthesized in your browser — there are no audio files to download.
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10 min of stillness
Streak: 1 days · 0 min altogether
This timer is free and stays free. If it helped, pass it on.