Focus in 25-minute sprints with short breaks. The classic productivity technique. No login, no tracking, no cloud sync — runs entirely in your browser tab.
This free Pomodoro timer helps you work in focused intervals with short breaks. Start a work session (traditionally 25 minutes), and when it ends take a short break before the next round. It runs in your browser with no sign-up. Use it to beat procrastination and protect your attention.
It's a time-management method where you work in focused blocks — classically 25 minutes — separated by 5-minute breaks, taking a longer 15–30 minute break after about four blocks. Each block is a “pomodoro,” named after the tomato-shaped kitchen timer its creator used.
The classic split is 25 minutes of work and a 5-minute break, with a longer break every fourth round. It's not sacred — some people prefer 50/10 for deep work; the point is consistent focused sprints followed by real rest.
For many people it does, because a ticking deadline fights procrastination and the breaks prevent burnout and keep focus fresh. It suits task-based work better than activities you can't pause; the best interval length is the one you'll stick to.
Step away from the screen — stretch, walk, get water, look out a window. The break works because it's genuine rest; scrolling your phone keeps your brain “on,” so true downtime restores focus better.
No — this one runs free in your browser with nothing to install or sign up for. Keep the tab open and it tracks your work and break intervals for you.