12minute

12minute is a term and stylization commonly used to describe concepts, products, or media that emphasize a twelve-minute duration or condensed format. The phrase appears in several contexts and can refer to specific titles or to a general approach that prioritizes brief, focused experiences.

12 Minutes (video game) is an interactive thriller developed by Luis Antonio and published by Annapurna Interactive. Presented from a top-down perspective, the game centers on a short, repeating time loop in which the player explores a domestic mystery and must discover how to break the cycle. It received attention for its narrative structure and gameplay mechanics that unfold within compact play sessions.

12min (also written as 12minute) describes platforms and services that produce micro-summaries of nonfiction books. These services aim to distill key ideas into brief text or audio summaries that users can consume in roughly twelve minutes, marketed as a way to gain core insights quickly.

12-minute workout refers to a class of short-duration exercise routines, often based on high-intensity interval training (HIIT), that seek to deliver cardiovascular and strength benefits in a limited time. Such formats are promoted for their efficiency and accessibility for users with constrained schedules.

Because "12minute" is a descriptive phrase rather than a single trademark, its precise meaning depends on context, and it may be used by different creators and services to denote brevity or a twelve-minute runtime.