Office Focus Timer
Pomodoro+ · Silent notifications supported
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Today's Focus
0:00
total focus time
Sessions Done
0
since midnight
Breaks Taken
0
including short breaks
READY
25:00
FOCUS SESSION
Session #1
Time's up!
Work · rest · repeat · stay sharp
Focus Duration
min
Short Break
min
Long Break (every 4)
min
Chrome Notification
Pops up in the corner even when you're on another tab — no sound needed.
Session History
No sessions yet — start your first focus block.
How It Works — Office Edition
The Pomodoro Cycle
Work 25 min → short break 5 min → repeat × 4 → long break 15 min. After 4 focus blocks, you earn a proper 15-min break. The cycle then restarts.
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Silent Office Mode
Enable browser notifications once — Chrome shows a pop-up in the bottom right corner when time's up, no tab switch needed. Uncheck the sound box for completely silent operation.
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Why 25-Minute Blocks
Research on cognitive load (Cirillo, 1992) shows the brain sustains peak attention for 20–30 minutes. Forced micro-breaks prevent decision fatigue that compounds across the day.
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What to Do on Breaks
Stand up, refill water, look at something >6m away (20-20-20 eye rule), or do 5 shoulder rolls. Don't scroll your phone — that's not a cognitive break, it's a context switch.
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Track Your Rhythm
History is saved locally in your browser. Use it to spot patterns — do you burn out after 3 sessions? Do afternoons feel harder? Adjust durations to match your actual energy curve.
Sitting Risk Is Real
The NHS recommends breaking up sitting every 30 minutes. Prolonged sitting is linked to lower back pain, reduced circulation, and long-term metabolic risk. Standing up is non-negotiable.
Why I Quit Pomodoro Timers and Built This Instead →

The medical checkup, the dangers of prolonged sitting, and loss aversion.