Pomodoro Timer

The Pomodoro technique is as old as a kitchen timer and still one of the most reliable cures for procrastination. The idea: you work in short, focused blocks of 25 minutes and then treat yourself to a real break. The fixed structure takes the fear out of starting - a task feels much smaller when you only have to work one Pomodoro on it.

The timer guides you through the full cycle: work phase, short break, work phase, short break - and after four completed work phases a long break, so your mind genuinely winds down. The three phases are colour-coded, so a glance tells you whether it is time to focus or to recover.

By default it uses 25, 5 and 15 minutes, but nobody works by the textbook. If a longer focus block or a shorter break suits you better, just change the durations. The timer stays your tool, not your supervisor.

To keep you going, the timer counts along. The daily stats show how many Pomodori you have completed today, the streak counter rewards every day you do at least one session, and the session history records how your recent blocks went. Small numbers, big motivation.

Keyboard shortcuts keep you in flow: start, pause, skip, without reaching for the mouse. An audible signal tells you when a phase ends, so you can fully commit to the work and still switch to your break on time.

Everything runs locally in your browser. No registration, no cloud, no data trail. The timer remembers your progress on your device and is right where you left off the next time you open it.