Pomodoro Timer
Boost productivity with focused work sessions
Pomodoro Timer
Boost productivity with focused work sessions
The Pomodoro Technique is a proven focus method: work for 25 uninterrupted minutes, take a 5-minute break, and after four pomodoros take a longer 15-30 minute break. This free timer ships with the classic cycle and lets you customize work and break lengths to your taste. Auto-starting breaks and work sessions, daily progress tracking (pomodoros, minutes and sessions), plus sound, vibration and notifications keep your rhythm going without distraction. No sign-up — it runs in your browser.
Features
Pomodoro Sessions
25-minute focused work intervals
Smart Breaks
Short and long breaks automatically scheduled
Session Tracking
Track completed pomodoros
Notifications
Audio alerts for session changes
The Classic Cycle & This Timer
Classic Pomodoro cycle
- 25 minutes of focused work
- 5-minute short break
- 15-30 minute long break every 4 pomodoros
- 8-12 pomodoros = a full productive day
In this timer
- Customizable work and break lengths
- Auto-start for breaks and work
- Daily progress: pomodoros, minutes, sessions
- Sound, vibration and notifications
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Pomodoro Technique?
It's a time management method using 25-minute work sessions followed by short breaks.
Can I customize the session length?
Yes! You can adjust work and break durations in the settings.
How many pomodoros should I do per day?
Most people find 8-12 pomodoros (4-6 hours of focused work) optimal.
Why 25 minutes?
It's short enough to beat procrastination and long enough for deep focus without fatigue. You can also set custom blocks like 50/10.
When do I take the long break?
Classically, after every 4 pomodoros you take a 15-30 minute long break; the timer keeps count for you automatically.
What should I do during breaks?
Step away from the screen: stand up, stretch, drink water. Not thinking about work during short breaks noticeably improves the next pomodoro.