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Pomodoro timer
Work in focused sprints with short breaks between them and a longer break every few rounds. Adjust the durations to suit you - they are saved in your browser. When a phase ends the display turns bright and counts the overtime until you start the next one. Everything runs in your browser - nothing is uploaded.
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How it works
The pomodoro technique breaks work into focused sprints separated by short breaks, with a longer break after a few rounds. This timer runs that cycle for you: it starts with a focus session, switches to a short break, and after the number of sessions you set it gives you a long break instead. The default is the classic 25 minute focus, 5 minute short break, 15 minute long break, and a long break every four sessions, but every duration is adjustable and saved in your browser for next time.
When a phase ends there is no sound; the display turns bright and counts the overtime while a button to start the next phase appears, so you decide exactly when to move on. A row of dots tracks your progress through the current set, and a counter shows how many focus sessions you have completed. The countdown is timestamp-based so it stays accurate in a background tab, and everything runs in your browser - nothing is uploaded.
Example. Press Start to begin a 25 minute focus session. When it ends the display turns bright and a "Start short break" button appears; tap it for a 5 minute break. After four focus sessions the next break is the longer one instead.
FAQ
What is the pomodoro technique?
It is a time-management method that splits work into fixed focus sessions (traditionally 25 minutes) separated by short breaks, with a longer break after several sessions. The aim is to sustain concentration and build in regular rest.
Can I change the focus and break lengths?
Yes. Open Settings and set the focus length, short break, long break, and how many focus sessions happen before a long break. Your values are saved in your browser and used the next time you open the timer.
How does it tell me a session is over?
There is no sound. When a phase reaches zero the display turns bright and counts the overtime, and a button appears to start the next phase, so you move on when you are ready rather than being interrupted abruptly.
Are my settings sent anywhere?
No. Your durations are stored only in your browser with localStorage. Nothing you set is uploaded, logged, or stored on a server.