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Boost productivity with a customizable Pomodoro focus timer: 25-minute work intervals, 5-minute short breaks, 15-minute long breaks, and audio chimes.
Adjust Work Duration (default: 25m), Short Break (5m), Long Break (15m), and Pomodoros per cycle.
Pleasant audio chimes and system notifications signal phase transitions even when working in another tab.
Animated visual countdown ring shows remaining focus time at a glance.
Runs locally with zero battery drain, zero ads, and zero cloud tracking.
The Pomodoro Timer manages high-precision countdown intervals using requestAnimationFrame and Web Audio API synthesizers.
It tracks completed Pomodoro rounds in local state, automatically cycling from Work -> Short Break -> Work -> Long Break upon timer completion.
Browser notification permissions allow desktop alerts when work or break intervals conclude.
Work on coding tasks in focused 25-minute sprints without tab-switching distractions.
Study textbook chapters in 25-minute blocks with structured 5-minute cognitive rest breaks.
Draft articles and essays during distraction-free intervals to beat procrastination.
Remind yourself to stand up, stretch, and hydrate during 5-minute break intervals.
Created by Francesco Cirillo in the late 1980s, the Pomodoro Technique uses a timer to break work into 25-minute intervals separated by short 5-minute breaks, with a longer 15-30 minute break every 4 cycles.
Yes. You can customize work sprint lengths (e.g. 50 minutes) and break times (e.g. 10 minutes) to fit your personal workflow.
Yes. The timer calculates remaining time using real-world timestamps (Date.now()) so it never loses track of time in background tabs.
Yes. Softnag uses the Web Audio API to play gentle, pleasant completion chimes.
No. The timer runs 100% locally in your browser memory.
Yes. The timer updates continuously and updates the browser tab title so you can monitor remaining time without switching windows.