Set a length, close your eyes, and a chime ends the session. No voice, no music and nothing to sign up for.
10 minutes remaining of 10 minutes
Want to meditate every day? Follow a simple 8-week plan.
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Much of meditation is not checking how long is left. A timer takes that job away: you set it, you stop thinking about time, and the chime tells you when it is over. Ten minutes a day is a common place to start. A short session that happens every day tends to do more than a long one that happens occasionally.
Ten minutes at the same time each day, most often first thing in the morning.
Two or five minutes of slow breathing between meetings.
A short session to end the day, away from the screen.
Twenty or thirty minutes once the shorter ones feel easy.
It starts at 10 minutes. The presets underneath switch to another length in one click, and the custom field takes any number of minutes.
The ring starts emptying and the tab title counts down, so you can see the time left from another tab.
Switch tabs, lock the phone, let the laptop sleep. It counts to a fixed end time, so it stays correct.
A chime repeats until you stop it, and a browser notification arrives if you allowed one. Reset to go again.
The start-meditating plan is deliberately simple: ten minutes, the same time each day, for eight weeks, with no target beyond turning up. It installs in one click and tracks the streak for you.
EvyOS holds the goals, projects, tasks, habits and skills the timer is in service of, and keeps the streak of the sessions you actually did.
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