Talhaq › Timer
Online timer
Tap a ready time or enter hours, minutes and seconds. The countdown starts and rings when time’s up until you stop it.
Quick timers
Or set your own
Pick a time, then tap Start.
Keep this page open and your device unlocked until it rings.
What people use a timer for
- Study timer: 25 minutes of focus, then a 5 minute break. Tap “25 min”, then “5 min” for the break.
- Cooking: eggs, rice or a cake — a 10, 15 or 30 minute timer.
- Workouts: 1 or 2 minutes per exercise, or a 30 minute walk.
- Meetings and talks: a timer that rings when each speaker’s time is up.
When does an online timer ring — and when not?
- It rings while the page is open, even offline after opening, because the countdown runs on your device.
- It may not ring if the page is closed, the phone is locked or the sound is muted — browsers pause hidden pages.
A reminder that rings even when your phone is locked
Talhaq rings full screen on time even when your phone is locked and offline — for study, exams, meetings or medicine — repeating on the days you choose until you confirm.
FAQ
How do I set a 10 minute timer?
Tap “10 min”, then Start. The countdown shows in large digits and rings when time’s up until you tap “Stop sound”. For other times, tap a button or enter hours, minutes and seconds.
Does the timer work offline?
Yes, once the page is open: the countdown and sound run on your device.
Will it ring when my phone is locked?
Usually not — phones pause browser pages when locked. Keep the screen on, or use your phone’s timer or an app like Talhaq.
What is a 25 minute study timer?
A way to study in rounds: 25 minutes of focus, then a 5 minute break, with a longer break after four rounds.
Can I pause and resume?
Yes: Pause keeps the time left, Resume continues, Reset goes back to your chosen time, and “+1 min” adds a minute while it runs.
How do I share a timer?
Once you pick a time the page link changes (e.g. talhaq.com/en/timer#10 for ten minutes); anyone who opens it gets the same timer.