Study & productivity
Focus in simple work intervals, take intentional breaks, and keep your next study session easy to start.
Focus in intervals
The default cycle is 25 minutes of study followed by a 5-minute short break. Customize it when your session needs a different rhythm.
Pomodoro timer
Ready
Choose whole minutes from 1 to 180. Changes apply when the current session is reset or the next phase starts.
The quick guide
The timer is a simple structure, not a rulebook. Adjust the rhythm to fit your energy and task.
The Pomodoro technique breaks study time into focused work intervals separated by short breaks. A complete study interval counts as one session, giving you a small, visible unit of progress instead of one long block to begin.
Choose your study and break lengths, start the timer, and stay with one task until the phase ends. Pause when you need to, reset when your plan changes, or skip to move to the next phase.
A few practical tips
Yes. While running, the timer uses a timestamp deadline and reconciles against the current time instead of trusting a one-second decrement. It can also advance through phases that finished while the tab was inactive.
No. Both are optional. Sound is off by default and only plays after you interact with the timer and enable it. Browser notifications are requested only after you select the notification control.
It counts study intervals that finish naturally. Skipping a phase moves the timer forward but does not count an unfinished study interval as completed.