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Focus timer with 25-min sessions & break intervals
Pomodoros completed today: 0
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Browse Productivity KitsThe Pomodoro Technique is one of the most effective time management methods for developers, students, and knowledge workers. This free online timer implements the full technique — 25-minute focus sprints with structured breaks — with audio alerts and session tracking to keep you accountable.
The timer cycles through Focus (25min) → Short Break (5min) → Focus → Short Break → Focus → Short Break → Focus → Long Break (15min), then repeats. Each completed focus session counts as one pomodoro. The circular progress ring provides a visual countdown, and audio + browser notifications ensure you never miss a transition.
A software developer working on a complex feature uses pomodoros to maintain deep focus without burning out — completing 8 pomodoros (4 hours of focused work) in a day.
A student preparing for exams uses the timer to structure study sessions — 25 minutes of active recall followed by 5 minutes of rest prevents cognitive overload.
A writer battling procrastination commits to just one pomodoro — the low commitment makes starting easy, and momentum often carries through multiple sessions.
A remote worker uses the break reminders to stand up, stretch, and rest their eyes — preventing the common trap of sitting for hours without moving.
Scope note: The timer requires the browser tab to remain open (it uses setInterval). If you close the tab, the timer stops. Browser notifications require permission and may not work in all browsers. Audio alerts use the Web Audio API which is not available in very old browsers.
Click Start to begin a 25-minute focus session (the timer ring turns warm red)
Work on your task until the timer completes — you'll hear an audio alert
Take a 5-minute short break (timer turns cool green automatically)
After 4 focus sessions, enjoy a 15-minute long break
Customize durations in Settings if you prefer different intervals
Use Space to start/pause and R to reset — keyboard shortcuts for flow state
About the Pomodoro Timer
A time management method where you work in focused 25-minute intervals (pomodoros) separated by short breaks. After 4 pomodoros, take a longer 15-minute break. It combats mental fatigue and improves sustained focus.
Yes. Click the Settings button to customize focus time (default 25min), short break (5min), and long break (15min) to match your preference.
Yes. The tool plays an audio tone and sends a browser notification (if you grant permission). You'll know even if the tab is in the background.
Session count resets daily. Your completed pomodoros for today are shown below the timer. Custom duration settings persist across sessions.
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