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Pomodoro Timer

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A complete Pomodoro Technique implementation in your browser. Default cycle: 25 minutes of focused work, 5-minute short break, then another long break after every 4 sessions. All durations are configurable, and the day's completed sessions are saved locally so you can track focus over a day without an account. Sound alerts when each phase ends, and a circular progress ring so a glance tells you how much time is left.

Focus
25:00
Pomodoro 1

Completed today: 0

⚙ Settings

How to use

  1. Click Start to begin the 25-minute work session.
  2. When the timer ends, a chime plays and the next phase auto-loads.
  3. Skip jumps to the next phase without finishing the current one.
  4. Open Settings to tweak work / break durations and how often the long break occurs.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Pomodoro Technique?
A time-management method by Francesco Cirillo: work in 25-minute focused blocks (pomodoros), separated by 5-minute breaks, with a longer 15-minute break after every 4 pomodoros. The constraint of a small timer helps fight procrastination.
Does the daily count survive a refresh?
Yes — it's stored in local storage with today's date. At midnight the counter resets. Switching browsers or devices doesn't sync, since nothing is sent to a server.
Will the timer keep running if I switch tabs?
Yes, the JavaScript timer continues in the background. The sound alert may be delayed by browser audio policies if the tab was inactive — bring this tab to the front for reliable chimes.
Why a chime instead of a notification?
Browser notifications require permission and are inconsistent. A short audio tone is reliable and works on most platforms — turn it off in settings if you prefer silence.

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