Pomodoro Timer
A timer with 25-minute focus and 5-minute break cycles to boost concentration.
Category: Date & Time
When to use?
Use it when focus drops during study or work, or to manage work time systematically. The Pomodoro technique of 25 minutes focus then 5 minutes rest helps boost productivity.
How to use
- Set the focus and break times (default: 25/5 min).
- Press start to begin a focus session.
- It switches to a break session automatically after 25 minutes.
- Repeat the cycle to work through tasks.
Input Explanation
Adjust the focus and short-break times in minutes. You can also set a long break after four cycles.
Calculation Basis
It schedules 25-minute focus and 5-minute break with a millisecond timer and renders progress in real time as a ring or text.
Usage Examples
- Focused work sessions - Repeat 25 min focus + 5 min break cycles to boost productivity.
- Manage a study routine - Manage focused study sessions with the Pomodoro technique.
- Pace remote work - Set focus/break cycles to keep a steady rhythm while working from home.
Examples
- After 25 minutes of work, a 5-minute break countdown starts
- Change to 50 min focus + 10 min break for longer cycles
Cautions
- Keep the browser tab active for the timer to run accurately during focus and break sessions.
- It relies on the real clock, so background throttling may slightly affect notifications.
Guides
What the Pomodoro technique is
A time-management method repeating 25 minutes of focus and 5 minutes of rest as one cycle, with a 15–30 minute long break after four cycles.
Tips for focus
Pick a single task before starting a cycle for best results. If alert sounds distract you, try muting and watching the screen only.
FAQ
What is the Pomodoro technique?
A time-management method repeating one cycle of 25 minutes focus + 5 minutes rest.
Can I change the focus/break times?
Yes, you can adjust the focus and short-break times in minutes.
Does a break start automatically after focus?
It switches to the break stage when focus ends; press start to run the break timer.
Is it accurate if I view another tab?
Yes. It calculates from the real clock, so it stays accurate in the background.
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