Pomodoro Timer
Stay on task with automatic 25-minute focus cycles, short breaks, and a built-in task list
Key Points
Runs 25-minute work sessions with 5-minute short breaks and a 15-minute long break after every four completed cycles
Includes audio alerts, a visible session counter, and start, pause, and reset controls throughout each cycle
Runs entirely in the browser with no account, download, or installation required
How to Use the Pomodoro Timer
Basic Timer Functions
- Timer Modes
- Pomodoro (25 minutes): Focus time for working on tasks
- Short Break (5 minutes): Brief rest between pomodoros
- Long Break (15 minutes): Extended rest after completing 4 pomodoro sessions
- Controls
- START/PAUSE/RESUME: Toggle the timer between running and paused states
- SKIP: Jump to the next session immediately (from pomodoro to break or break to pomodoro)
- Session Tracking
- The timer automatically cycles between focus and break sessions
- The session counter (#1, #2, etc.) shows your current position in the cycle
- After 4 pomodoro sessions, you'll automatically get a long break
Task Management
- Adding Tasks
- Click the "+ Add Task" button
- Enter a task name (required)
- Add an optional note (up to 140 characters)
- Press Save or hit Enter
- Working with Tasks
- Select a task: Click on any task to make it active during your pomodoro
- Complete a task: Click the checkmark (✓) button on a task
- Delete a task: Click the X button on a task
- Pomodoro count: The number in parentheses shows how many pomodoros you've spent on each task
- Task Management
- Click the menu (⋮) to access options:
- Clear Completed Tasks: Remove all checked-off tasks
- Clear All Tasks: Remove all tasks from your list
- Click the menu (⋮) to access options:
Progress Tracking
- The progress bar shows how much time has elapsed in the current session
- Task pomodoro counts help you track time spent on specific tasks
- The timer automatically saves your progress if you close the browser
Tips for Effective Use
- Follow the Pomodoro Technique
- Focus completely during pomodoro sessions
- Take actual breaks during break sessions
- Use the short breaks to stretch or rest your eyes
- Use long breaks to recharge more fully
- Task Management Best Practices
- Break larger projects into smaller, focused tasks
- Use the notes field to add context or next steps
- Complete or delete tasks when finished to keep your list tidy
- Review your pomodoro counts to improve time estimation skills
- Customize Your Experience
- Select different timer modes manually if needed
- Skip sessions when appropriate for your workflow
- Use the task notes for important details or subtasks
Use Cases
Suited to students revising for exams, freelancers managing billable time, and remote workers who need structure to maintain focus across a long working day. Most useful when switching between deep work and planned rest.
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The Pomodoro Technique is a time management method that breaks work into focused 25-minute intervals separated by short breaks. It was developed by Francesco Cirillo in the late 1980s and is widely used to improve concentration and reduce mental fatigue.
The timer runs a 25-minute work session, then automatically moves to a 5-minute short break. After four completed cycles it prompts a 15-minute long break. Start, pause, and reset are available at any point.
The tool uses standard Pomodoro intervals of 25 minutes of work, 5 minutes for a short break, and 15 minutes for a long break. Custom interval lengths are not currently supported.
Session counts and preferences are not saved between visits. Everything runs in the browser and resets when you close or refresh the page.
The tool runs in any modern browser including on mobile. Audio alerts may behave differently depending on device settings and whether the tab remains active in the background.
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