Jun, 2025
A calm space to focus, track your progress, and block distractions — all in one beautiful Pomodoro timer.
The Pomodoro Technique is a simple way to stay focused and get things done—one session at a time. Created by Francesco Cirillo in the 1980s (with a tomato timer, no joke), it’s all about working for 25 minutes, then taking a short break to reset your mind. It helps you finish more, stress less, and avoid burnout.
Studying for hours can be overwhelming, but your brain likes a rhythm—work, then pause. Pomodoro’s short bursts of focus match how we actually learn best. The regular breaks help you remember more, feel less tired, and stay motivated.
Choose one thing to work on. Add it to your list—simple as that.
Hit "Start." That’s your go-time for 25 minutes of real focus.
Work until the timer rings—no multitasking, just that one thing.
Grab 5 minutes to reset, or take a longer break after four sessions.
Set your work and break durations to match your unique flow.
Stay organized with tasks and quick notes during your session.
Track completed pomodoros, longest streaks, and time focused.
Gentle nudges to take breaks and avoid burnout while working.
Choose and mix ambient sounds to keep your focus on point.
Block distracting websites while your session is active with studyfoc.us Chrome extension.