Master your time with the Pomodoro Technique. Work focused for 25 minutes, then take a 5 minute break. Simple, effective, and free.
Follow the classic technique to maximize focus.
Decide clearly what you want to work on.
Focus for 25 minutes. No distractions allowed.
When the alarm rings, take a 5 minute break.
After 4 cycles, take a longer 15-30m break.
Frequent breaks keep your mind fresh and prevent burnout during long study or work sessions.
Knowing a break is coming soon makes it easier to resist checking your phone or email.
Each 25-minute block is a small victory, turning large tasks into manageable steps.
The technique was invented by Francesco Cirillo in the late 1980s. He named it "Pomodoro" (Italian for tomato) after the tomato-shaped kitchen timer he used as a university student.
Focus Intensity
In an age of constant notifications and multitasking, deep work is a superpower. The **Digital Daptos Pomodoro Timer** is designed to help you achieve that state of flow. By compartmentalizing your time, you create a sense of urgency that improves efficiency.
Currently, this timer uses the standard Pomodoro intervals (25/5/15). We are working on adding custom time settings in the next update.
Yes, the timer continues to run even if you switch tabs. We use browser notifications (if you allow them) to alert you when the time is up.
Yes, a gentle notification sound plays when the timer hits zero. You can toggle the sound on/off using the speaker icon in the top right of the timer card.
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