A cozy online Pomodoro timer for your daily dose of focus

Pomodose is a free online Pomodoro timer built to make focus feel good — and to make it a daily habit. Work in calm, 25-minute sessions with ambient music, calming themes, and gentle breaks, then come back tomorrow for your next dose. No signup, and it works offline — use it right in your browser, or install it as an app. Just press start.

Why focus with Pomodose

• Ambient music

  Gentle background sound to settle into deep work — lo-fi calm, no jarring ticks. Mute it any time.

• Calming themes

  Six cozy, aesthetic palettes with soft animated metaphors, so the timer feels like a place you want to be.

• Works offline

  Pomodose is a PWA — it keeps running with no connection, and you can install it as an app for one-tap focus.

• No signup, ever

  No account, no email, no paywall. Open the page and start focusing. Your settings save on your device.

• Your intervals

  Keep the classic 25 / 5 rhythm or set your own focus and break lengths. The long break arrives after four sessions.

• Stay in flow

  A live favicon countdown and a pop-out Picture-in-Picture timer keep the time visible while you work elsewhere.

How the Pomodoro method works

1. Pick a focus length. Start with 25 minutes — one “pomodoro.”
2. Work until the timer ends. One task, no switching, just this session.
3. Take the break. Five minutes to breathe; a longer break after four rounds.

New to the method? Read our friendly guide to the Pomodoro Technique — what it is, why the breaks matter, and how to make it stick.

Frequently asked questions

Is Pomodose free?

Yes — completely free, with no account, no ads, and nothing to buy. It runs entirely in your browser.

Does it work offline?

It does. Pomodose is an installable web app (PWA), so once it has loaded it keeps working without an internet connection.

Do I need to sign up?

No. There is no signup and no login. Your timer lengths, theme, and progress are saved locally on your own device.

Can I change the timer length?

Yes. Use the default 25-minute focus and 5-minute break, or set your own — including the longer break after every four sessions.