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Pomodoro timer

A simple pomodoro timer for focused work and breaks. Custom durations, fullscreen, runs in your browser.

Focus

25:00

0 sprints completed

How to use the pomodoro

Work in focused sprints with short breaks — the pomodoro technique. This timer stays on the screen, optionally fullscreen, and chimes when a phase ends.

  1. Start a sprint

    Default is 25 minutes of work and 5 minutes of break. Change the minutes if you work in other block sizes.

  2. Follow the chime

    When time is up, the timer switches phase. Take the break. Four sprints, then a longer rest, is the classic pattern — you can do that by hand with the long-break control.

About this tool

The technique is boring on purpose: one task, a visible clock, a break you actually take. Pair it with do-not-disturb and a single tab. The clock tool is better when you only need to know the time of day.

Frequently asked questions

Will the timer pause in a background tab?
End time is stored as a timestamp, so even if the browser throttles the interval, we correct on the next tick.