Every Pomodoro Timer, One Place

Same working timer, tuned for different goals. Pick the setup that fits how you actually work, then just hit start.

Method / Ratio

The Classic 25/5 Pomodoro Timer

25 minutes on, 5 minutes off, a longer break every fourth round.

The Animedoro Timer

Forty minutes of work, then one episode as your break.

The 52/17 Timer

Fifty-two minutes of deep work, seventeen minutes to actually recover.

Use Case

A Gentler Pomodoro Timer

Shorter 15 minute blocks, clear progress, and a soft alarm.

Pomodoro Timer for Studying

Built for revision sessions, exam prep, and long library days.

Pomodoro Timer for Coding

Fifty on, ten off, fullscreen. Protect the flow.

Aesthetic

Aesthetic Pomodoro Timer

Soft pastels, warm gradients, and a timer that looks good on your screen.

Lofi Pomodoro Timer

Dark, muted, made for late-night study sessions.

Feature

Pomodoro Timer With Tasks

Your timer and your task list, working together.

Alias

The original tomato, drawn as an actual tomato.

Not after a cycle?

Every timer above runs work and break stages on a repeating cycle. If you want a single countdown that ends when it ends, the plain timers by length go from one minute to two hours, with the arithmetic for each one and what that length is normally used for.