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Pomodoro Timer

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Stay focused with the Pomodoro technique.

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What Pomodoro Timer does

The Pomodoro Timer runs the Pomodoro technique โ€” 25-minute focused work sessions followed by short breaks, with a longer break after every four sessions โ€” to help you work in structured, distraction-resistant intervals. It's free, runs entirely in your browser with no account needed, and alerts you when it's time to switch between focus and rest.

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How to use Pomodoro Timer

  1. Click Start to begin a 25-minute focus session
  2. Work until the timer alerts you that the session is over
  3. Take the short break when prompted
  4. After four sessions, take the longer break before starting the cycle again

Who should use it

Made for everyone. Typical uses:

  • Staying focused during a study session ahead of an exam
  • Breaking a large work project into manageable, trackable time blocks
  • Reducing procrastination by committing to just one 25-minute block at a time

Frequently asked questions

Can I customize the session and break lengths?
Yes, you can adjust the default 25-minute focus and 5-minute break split to whatever intervals work best for you.
Does it keep running if I switch tabs or close the browser?
It runs in the browser tab; switching tabs is usually fine, but closing the tab or browser stops the timer, and some browsers may throttle timers in background tabs.
Is it free to use?
Yes, completely free with no sign-up.
Is my usage tracked or stored anywhere?
No, the timer runs locally in your browser with no account or tracking involved.
Does it notify me when a session or break ends?
Yes, an alert or sound signals when it's time to switch between working and taking a break.

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