Stay focused with the Pomodoro technique: work sessions, short and long breaks, a task list and session tracking. Free and runs in your browser.

A focused Pomodoro timer that runs entirely in your browser. Your settings, tasks and stats stay on this device.

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About Pomodoro Timer

The Pomodoro timer structures your work into focus sessions separated by short and long breaks, following the classic Pomodoro technique. Defaults match the standard pattern — focused intervals, brief pauses, and a long break after several sessions — and every duration is adjustable in the settings.

A built-in task list keeps what you are working on next to the timer, and a daily counter tracks completed focus sessions. Your settings, tasks and stats are stored locally on your device, and the remaining time shows in the browser tab title so you can glance at it from any window.

Auto-start can chain intervals automatically, or you can start each one manually. Skip and reset controls handle interruptions — a free focus tool that runs entirely in your browser.

How to use Pomodoro Timer

  1. Adjust the settings if you like: focus, short-break and long-break lengths, and how many sessions trigger a long break.
  2. Add a task or two so the list reflects what you are working on.
  3. Press Start and work until the focus interval ends.
  4. Take the short break when prompted; after the configured number of sessions you get a long break.
  5. Track your completed sessions in the Today counter, and enable auto-start to chain intervals hands-free.

Frequently asked questions

A time-management method: work in fixed focus intervals (classically 25 minutes), rest briefly between them, and take a longer break after about four sessions. The fixed rhythm fights procrastination and mental fatigue.

Yes — the settings let you set the focus, short-break and long-break durations in minutes, and choose after how many focus sessions the long break arrives.

Yes. Settings, the task list and your daily session count are saved in your browser's local storage on this device — nothing is sent to a server.

The remaining time is written into the browser tab title, so the countdown is visible in your tab bar. Timing is timestamp-based, so it stays accurate while the tab is in the background.

With auto-start on, the next interval — break or focus — begins the moment the current one ends, keeping the cycle running hands-free. Leave it off if you prefer to start each interval deliberately.

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