A minimal concentration timer: a glowing ring, a countdown, nothing else. Pick a 25, 50 or 90-minute focus session, silence distractions and let the timer handle your breaks.
Long 90-minute sessions for deep work.
Just the countdown on screen, zero distraction.
Keep the rhythm with your focus streak.
Pick one task before starting the focus timer. Silence your phone, keep a notepad for stray thoughts, and only stop when the alarm rings. Regular breaks prevent mental fatigue.
25 minutes to get started or for tasks you procrastinate on; 50 minutes for studying and reading; 90 minutes for deep work (coding, writing). Experiment and check your statistics.
Pomodoro is a specific focus timer method (25/5). PomoMates offers both: classic Pomodoro or custom durations.
A connection is needed to sync time and statistics, but it uses very little data.
Yes, a gentle alarm (turn it on) and a browser notification.
Free, no install. Alone or with your whole class.
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