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Pomodoro Timer

Run an honest focus block, pause when life intervenes, and take a proper break when it is time.

A decent work block

Focus, then take the break.

Countdowns are derived from the actual clock, so returning from a background tab does not add phantom time.

Focus session25:00

Make it yours

Session lengths

Sound cues

A friendly nudge when time is up.

Preview any sound, then choose one for focus and another for breaks.

Some browsers require you to interact with this page before they allow an alert to play. Previewing a sound does that nicely.

A couple of useful details

One focused block at a time.

Set a work interval and a break, then start the block in front of you. The timer follows the real clock, so returning from a background tab does not add phantom time.

Example

Try one 25-minute work block before adjusting anything.

Worth knowing

Focus sessions are 1–120 minutes and breaks are 1–60. Audio alerts and auto-start remain subject to browser and device playback behavior.

What is the Pomodoro technique?

It is a simple rhythm of focused work followed by a short break. The useful part is choosing a block you can actually finish, not collecting productivity points.