POMODORO FOCUS TIMER

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Pomodoro Focus Timer

Work or study in focused blocks with short breaks in between. A gentle structure to help you start, restart, and keep going.

FOCUS SESSION
25:00
25 minutes of focused work.
Tip: When the session ends, pause for a moment, choose the next mode (focus or break), and then start again. You don’t have to be perfect — just keep coming back.

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