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Small tools for a steady practice.
Free timers and builders that do one job well. Build a routine in seconds, follow your breath, or count your sun salutations — no sign-up needed.
Routine builder
Tell it your time, level and goal. Get a balanced sequence you can edit and follow.
Open the toolSequence builder
Pick poses from the library, set each hold and arrange a practice of your own.
Open the toolBreathing timer
Even breathing, 4-7-8 or box breath — with a visual guide that grows and shrinks.
Open the toolMeditation timer
Sit for 5 to 30 minutes with a gentle bell at the start, end or intervals.
Open the toolPractice timer
A simple countdown for your own self-led practice.
Open the toolSun salutation counter
Tap once per round of Surya Namaskar and keep your attention on the breath.
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Which tool to use when
These tools run in your browser, cost nothing and need no account. Each does one job. Signing in only adds the option to save what you build and keep a history of what you have practised.
For planning a practice
- Routine builder
- Tell it how long you have and what you want to feel, and it puts together a balanced sequence with a warm-up, main section and rest. You can swap or remove any pose.
- Sequence builder
- Choose poses from the library yourself, set how long to hold each one and arrange them in order.
For keeping time
- Breathing timer
- A circle that grows and shrinks to pace your breath, with five rhythms from even breathing to 4-7-8.
- Meditation timer
- A bell at the start and end of your sit, with optional interval bells.
- Practice timer
- A plain countdown for a self-led practice.
- Sun salutation counter
- Tap once per round of Surya Namaskar so you do not lose count.
With or without an account
Every tool works without signing in. If you are signed in and choose to save a sequence or log a session, that record is kept in your account, and you can export or delete it at any time from My practice.
Keep everything in one place.
Save your routines and favourite poses, and see your practice add up over time.