Pomodoro Timer
Work in focused sessions with automatic breaks. Everything runs locally and your settings stay on your device.
WORK SESSIONSession 1 of 4
25:00
Why Pomodoro works
Committing to 25 minutes is much easier than committing to an afternoon, which makes the technique especially effective against procrastination.
Breaks are part of the method, not a reward. Standing up, stretching or looking away from the screen for five minutes is what makes the next session sustainable.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the Pomodoro technique?
- A method that splits work into fixed focus sessions — traditionally 25 minutes — separated by 5 minute breaks, with a longer break after four sessions.
- Can I change the durations?
- Yes. Set the work length, short break, long break and number of sessions before you start; the values are saved on your device.
- Does it switch automatically?
- Yes. When a session ends the timer plays a sound and moves straight to the next phase. You can also press Skip.
- What should I do on breaks?
- Step away from the screen if you can. Short breaks work best when they are genuinely restful rather than another screen task.