Auto start next block
Keep the pomodoro timer rolling without clicking.
Gentle chime
Play a one-second tone when the block ends.
Presets lock in the most requested pomodoro timer cadences from remote teams, med students, and solo founders. Tweak the minutes after loading a preset to match today's energy.
Status
Doing the work
Last action
Standing by for the next focus sprint.
Focus session
25:00
Stay curious during this pomodoro timer block and notice micro wins.
Focus blocks logged
0/8
Next up
Short break
No log entries yet. Start the pomodoro timer to build your record.
Pomodoro Timer for Deep, Calm Focus
Customize focus, short-break, and long-break durations, then run the sequence in this browser tab. The pomodoro timer includes a local session log and fullscreen view; it does not sync sessions between people or devices.
Focus Progress & Ritual Stats
Focus minutes logged
0 min
Tracked across completed pomodoro timer sessions.
Break minutes protected
0 min
Minutes recorded in completed break phases.
Goal completion
0%
Time to focus progress toward 8 blocks.
Active label
Deep work block
Shown inside the session log.
The pomodoro timer treats every block like a mini project: you see how many minutes you invested, how much recovery you banked, and how close you are to the next celebration break. These counters summarize timer phases, not task completion or verified attendance.
Configure focus and break phases
Choose focus minutes, short-break minutes, long-break minutes and the number of completed focus blocks between long breaks. The focus goal counts work blocks rather than every timer phase. Presets fill these settings; they are examples, not promises about concentration or health.
Read a sequence before starting
With 25-minute focus, 5-minute short breaks, a 15-minute long break and frequency 4, the first four focus blocks contain 100 focus minutes. The three short breaks between them add 15 minutes. The following long break adds another 15 minutes if taken, for 130 minutes through its end. This is configured clock time; interruptions can change the time you actually spend.
Use the controls and session log
Start begins the active phase; pause keeps the remaining count. The next phase can begin automatically when that option is enabled. Completed phases appear in the current tab's log. The log records timer events and is not proof that a task was completed or that a team member worked continuously.
The timer runs in the open tab. Browser throttling, sleep and a closed tab can interrupt updates or sound. The site is not installed as an offline app, and the session is not synchronized between devices. Save any needed notes before reloading.
Frequently Asked Questions
Last updated: October 26, 2026