Plan and run Pomodoro sessions: focused work intervals, short breaks, and a long break every fourth Pomodoro.
Classic Pomodoro: 25 minutes focus, 5 minutes break, long break of 15–30 minutes after every 4 Pomodoros. The browser timer below counts down live.
Session plan
How to use this tool
Focus, short break, long break and cycles before a long break.
Focus minutes, break minutes and the full schedule.
Work through the schedule in order, ticking off Pomodoros.
Change the lengths until the session total fits your available time.
Formula & worked example
Four classic Pomodoros (25 minutes focus, 5 minutes break, 15-minute long break) total 100 minutes of focus and 30 minutes of breaks — a 130-minute session.
Limitations — read this before you rely on it
Planning tool plus an indicative browser countdown. It does not persist across page closes, send notifications reliably in background tabs, or track task completion.
Frequently asked questions
Work in focused intervals (traditionally 25 minutes), separated by short breaks, with a longer break after every four intervals. It was developed by Francesco Cirillo in the late 1980s.
No — 25/5 is the classic starting point, but many people use 50/10 or other lengths. The tool plans whatever lengths you enter.
Step away from the screen: stretch, get water, look away. Avoid starting a new absorbing task in a 5-minute break.
The classic rule restarts the Pomodoro. In practice, note the interruption and resume — perfection matters less than returning to focus.
No — this is a browser plan and indicative timer. For a persistent timer, use a dedicated app or phone timer alongside the plan.