15 Minute Learning Timer — Free Online Countdown

Why a 15 minute learning timer works

Daily repetition over long sessions
Recall first, notes second
Same slot every day

Skills built on repetition respond to frequency, not duration. A defended quarter-hour every day outruns a heroic Sunday afternoon within about a month.

How to spend the fifteen minutes

Minute	What to do
0-2	Test yesterday's material before adding today's
2-12	Practise the piece you are worst at
12-15	Log what to repeat tomorrow

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Questions people ask

Can you learn something new in 15 minutes a day?

For skills built on repetition such as languages, instruments, code syntax and formulas, a daily quarter-hour is genuinely enough to make visible progress within a couple of months.

Is it better to study in short or long blocks?

Short blocks spread across days beat one long session for recall, because the gaps force your memory to retrieve rather than recognise.

How often should I use the 15 minute learning timer?

Daily beats long. Three short sessions spread across the week produce better recall than one session of the same total length, because the gaps force your memory to retrieve rather than recognise.

Does the 15 minute learning timer work offline?

After your first visit, yes. The page is cached by your browser, so it opens and runs without a connection.