Focus sessions
Pomodoro flip clock
A pomodoro timer on flip digits with adjustable focus and break lengths, auto start, and a daily count.
Focus, break, repeat
The pomodoro timer alternates work blocks with rest. A focus session runs 25 minutes by default, followed by a 5 minute short break. After four focus sessions, a 15 minute long break resets the cycle. The phase label, cycle counter, and today total sit under the digits, and the page glow shifts color per phase so the state is visible at a glance. Switching phases manually is always possible with the three phase buttons.
Adjustable lengths
Every length is editable. Focus accepts 1 to 180 minutes, short breaks 1 to 60, and long breaks 1 to 90, so students, writers, and developers can match their own rhythm. Longer 50 minute focus blocks suit deep work, while shorter 15 minute blocks suit email triage. Values save on the device and reload on the next visit without any account, even after a full browser restart.
Auto start and daily count
Auto start chains phases without a button press: focus flows into break and break flows into the next focus. Leave it off to pause between phases, which suits people who want a stretch or a refill first. Each finished focus block adds one to the today total, giving a simple end of day score. The count resets with the calendar day and stays private in local storage.
A calm way to work
Because the timer lives on flip digits, the remaining time is readable from across the room without opening another app. Pair it with the fullscreen clock on a second monitor, silence notifications during focus, and let the break phases pull you away from the screen. If a session is interrupted, Reset returns to the full phase length.
A simple daily routine
Start the morning with two focus sessions before checking messages, then take the long break as a real pause away from the desk. Run two more sessions before lunch and two in the afternoon for six total, which the today counter tracks automatically. End the day by reviewing the count: a steady total across the week signals a sustainable pace better than any single marathon session.
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FAQ
What is the Pomodoro technique?
It is a time management method built around focused work blocks separated by short rests. You pick one task, work on it for a focus session, typically 25 minutes, then take a short break of about 5 minutes. After four focus sessions, take a longer break of 15 to 30 minutes. This page automates the switching so you only decide the task.
Can I change the focus and break lengths?
Yes, type any values into the focus, short break, and long break fields. Focus accepts 1 to 180 minutes, short breaks 1 to 60, and long breaks 1 to 90. The current session updates when you press Reset or switch phases. Your lengths save on the device, so tomorrow opens with the same setup.
Does the next session start automatically?
It can, if you turn on the auto start switch. With auto start on, a finished focus session flows into its break, and a finished break flows into the next focus without pressing Start. With it off, each phase waits for you, which suits people who want a breather first. The cycle counter and daily total update in both modes.
Are my sessions saved?
Your daily session count is saved in the browser on the device you use. Each completed focus block adds one to the today total, which resets with the calendar day. Phase lengths and the auto start choice are also stored locally. Clearing site data removes these counts. There is no account and no cloud sync, so totals stay private on each device.