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Beep Every 30 Seconds Timer

The half-minute beat is the most-searched of all, and the easiest to plan around: twice a minute it marks a drill station, a thirty-second physio hold, a posture or position change, or a count called out while your attention is elsewhere. It keeps the half-minute honest so you do not have to track it.

Each round here is two half-minute beats, so ten rounds is ten minutes out of the box — raise the rounds in the editor for a full session, or drop them for a short set.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a beep every 30 seconds used for?
Half-minute drill rounds, thirty-second physio or stretch holds, paced position changes, or marking time twice a minute while you work. It is the most popular pacing interval because a clean half-minute is so easy to plan around.
How do I make it run longer than ten minutes?
Open it in the editor and raise the rounds — each round is a pair of half-minute beats, so ten rounds runs ten minutes. Add as many as the session needs, or trim them for a short set.