Pomodoro & Focus Timer
Pomodoro timer with customizable work/break cycles, session tracking, browser notifications, and audio alerts.
Press Space to start / pause
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Pomodoros done
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Total focus time
How to Use
Enter your task (optional)
Type what you are working on. The task name will appear in browser notifications so you always know what to return to.
Press Start
Click the Start button to begin the countdown. You can also press the Space key to start or pause at any time.
Focus on one task
Work on a single task until the timer reaches zero. An audio alert plays and the timer automatically moves to a break phase.
Take your break
A short break (default 5 min) follows each work session. After 4 sessions a longer break (default 15 min) is triggered. Watch the cycle dots to track progress.
Check your stats
Completed Pomodoros and total focus time are recorded in real time. Open Timer Settings to customize durations to match your rhythm.
FAQ
The Pomodoro Technique is a time-management method developed by Francesco Cirillo in the late 1980s. It breaks work into 25-minute focused intervals (called Pomodoros) separated by 5-minute breaks. After four Pomodoros, a longer break of 15–30 minutes is taken. The regular breaks reduce mental fatigue and help sustain concentration over long work sessions.
Yes. Open Timer Settings to customize the focus duration (1–90 min), short break (1–30 min), long break (5–60 min), and the number of sessions before a long break (2–8). Changes take effect immediately when the timer is paused or reset.
No. The timer runs entirely in your browser and stops when the tab is closed. Keep the tab open while you work. Enabling browser notifications lets you receive desktop alerts even while viewing other tabs.
Open Timer Settings and click the Off button next to Browser notifications. Your browser will ask for permission. Once granted, you will receive a desktop notification each time a session or break ends. If you entered a task name, it will appear in the notification.
No. Your task name and session statistics exist only in the browser's memory and are cleared when you reload the page. Nothing is transmitted to external servers.