Pomodoro Timer
Work in 25-minute sessions separated by real breaks. Phases follow on automatically and your settings are remembered between visits.
0 session(s) completed — long break every 4 sessions
The Pomodoro method in practice
The Pomodoro technique splits work into short, focused sessions separated by genuine breaks. The principle is simple: one task at a time for 25 minutes, then 5 minutes of rest, with a longer break every four sessions.
This timer chains the phases automatically so you never have to think about it. Durations can be changed if the 25/5 rhythm does not suit you: some people prefer 50/10 for deep work, or 15/3 when energy is low.
How to use it
- Start the focus session and work on a single task until the bell rings.
- Actually take the break you are offered: it is what makes the next session effective.
- Adjust the durations and the number of sessions before a long break in the settings if needed.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Phases are anchored to the system clock, not to an internal count. Even if the browser throttles the background tab, the session ends at exactly the right moment.
Yes, durations, the interval and the number of completed sessions are stored locally in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server and no account is needed.
Yes. On first start, the browser asks for permission to show notifications. If you allow it, a message appears at each phase change alongside the sound alert.
That is the original duration of the method: long enough to get into a task, short enough to stay sustainable and to restart easily after an interruption. Nothing stops you from adapting it.
