FocusFlow

A simple Pomodoro timer that helps you get things done. Work in short bursts, take breaks, and watch your productivity stack up.

The Pomodoro Technique has been around since the late 80s — Francesco Cirillo came up with it using a tomato-shaped kitchen timer. The idea is almost stupidly simple: work in short, focused bursts, then take a break before your brain turns to mush. FocusFlow gives you three preset intervals so you can pick what fits your task and your current energy level. Want to do deep work? Go with 25 minutes. Just need to knock out a few emails? Try 5. Have a moderate amount of focus but not a ton of time? 15 minutes sits right in the middle. Whatever you choose, the timer runs right here in your browser — no downloads, no accounts, no data tracking. Your session count is saved locally, so you can check your progress next time you visit, which is a nice little nudge to keep going.