Pomodoro Timer

Run 25‑minute focus sessions with automatic short and long breaks, using the Pomodoro Technique to stay on track while you study, code, or work.

Current phase
Focus session
Status
Paused
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Session label
Focus session
Deep work session
25:00
Completed focus cycles in this block: 0/4

How the Pomodoro Technique works

The classic Pomodoro cycle uses 25 minutes of focused work followed by a 5‑minute break, with a longer 15–30 minute break after every four sessions.[web:698][web:701][web:707]

  • Pick one task and commit to working on it only.
  • Work until the timer rings, then take a short break.
  • After four focus sessions, enjoy a longer reset before the next block.
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Why Pomodoro timers boost focus

Short, timed focus sprints reduce procrastination by giving a clear start and stop, while frequent breaks help maintain energy across long work or study sessions.[web:693][web:695][web:704]

Tips for getting more from each session

  • Keep a simple task list and assign 1–3 pomodoros to each item before you start.[web:693][web:696]
  • Silence notifications and close unrelated tabs for the full focus block.[web:701][web:710]
  • Use the long break to stretch, hydrate, and step away from your desk so later sessions stay sharp.[web:698][web:704]
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