Pomodoro Timer

Browser-based Pomodoro and countdown timer with session tracking

Focus
25:00
Today: 0 Pomodoros completed
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A focus timer that follows the Pomodoro Technique — 25-minute work intervals separated by 5-minute breaks, with a longer break every 4 sessions. Customize durations, get desktop notifications when sessions end, and track how many Pomodoros you complete each day.

How to use a Pomodoro timer

1
Pick a task

Decide what you'll work on for the next 25 minutes.

2
Start the timer

Click Start. The timer auto-switches to a break when it ends.

3
Repeat

After 4 work cycles, you'll get a longer break. Repeat throughout the day.

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Pomodoro cycles

Auto-switches between focus, short break and long break (configurable).

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Notifications

Optional desktop notifications and audio cue when sessions end.

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Daily count

Tracks completed Pomodoros for the current day in localStorage.

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100% local

All state stored in your browser — no account, no tracking.

FAQ

A time-management method developed by Francesco Cirillo that uses 25-minute focus intervals (Pomodoros) separated by 5-minute breaks.

Yes. Adjust focus, short break and long break durations in the settings panel.

Yes — the timer uses absolute timestamps, so it stays accurate even if the tab is throttled or you switch tabs.

No. The session count is stored in localStorage on this device only.

Yes. Once loaded, the timer doesn't need an internet connection.

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