Focus
25:00
Pomodoros completed: 0
Duration settings (minutes)
Settings don't affect the phase currently running; they take effect starting with the next phase (or after Reset).
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Frequently Asked Questions
A time management technique developed by Francesco Cirillo in the late 1980s: you focus without interruption for 25 minutes ("one pomodoro"), then take a short 5-minute break. After every 4 pomodoros, you take a longer 15-30 minute break. The goal is to minimize distractions and make focus sustainable.
Yes — you can adjust the focus, short break and long break durations, and how many pomodoros trigger a long break, in the settings below. Changes don't affect the phase currently running; they take effect starting with the next phase, or after you press Reset.
No. The timer runs based on an actual end timestamp, not a simple tick counter; even if you put the tab in the background, it correctly accounts for the real elapsed time, so the timer won't have "drifted" when you come back.
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