You want a lightweight structure for starting work, reducing open-ended sessions, and remembering to take breaks.
Pomodoro Timer
Run focus sessions, short breaks, and long breaks with a simple browser Pomodoro timer.
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Set focus, short break, and long break minutes.
Browser-first
Your timer settings run locally in your browser and are not uploaded to a server.
Useful for
Run focused work sessions
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Quick answer
Alternate focused work sessions with planned breaks
Set work, short-break, long-break, and round lengths, then run a repeatable focus cycle in your browser.
The Pomodoro pattern is optional, not a productivity guarantee; adjust or stop the cycle when the task, health, or accessibility need calls for it.
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About this tool
Run focus sessions, short breaks, and long breaks with a simple browser Pomodoro timer.
Your timer settings run locally in your browser and are not uploaded to a server.
How to use it
- Set focus, short break, and long break minutes.
- Choose how many focus rounds happen before a long break.
- Start the timer, pause, reset, or skip when needed.
Common use cases
- Run focused work sessions
- Plan study blocks
- Alternate work and breaks without installing an app
How to Use a Pomodoro Timer
A Pomodoro-style timer is useful when you want a visible rhythm for focus and rest. The exact minutes are flexible; the important part is choosing a pattern you can actually repeat.
| Setting | Common choice | Reminder |
|---|---|---|
| Focus session | 25 minutes | Shorten it if you are just getting started. |
| Short break | 5 minutes | Step away from the screen if possible. |
| Long break | 15 minutes after several rounds | Use it to reset before another block. |
Choose a Focus Cycle You Can Repeat
The familiar 25-minute focus and 5-minute break pattern is a starting point, not a rule. A shorter first session can reduce resistance, while a longer block may suit work that takes time to set up.
| Situation | Possible adjustment | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Hard to get started | 10-15 minute focus block | Lower the commitment needed to begin. |
| Routine desk work | 25 minutes focus, 5 minutes break | Use the familiar pattern as a baseline. |
| Deep work with setup time | 40-50 minute focus block | Reduce interruptions once the task is underway. |
| Fatigue or discomfort | Stop or take a longer break | A timer should support the work, not override health needs. |
FAQ
Does it play a sound?
Yes. The browser plays a short tone when a session ends if audio is available.
Can I change the work length?
Yes. Set custom focus, break, and long break minutes.
Are timer settings uploaded?
No. The timer runs locally in your browser.