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Pomodoro Timer

Four 25-minute Focus blocks with a 5-minute Break after each of the first three — seven intervals that run 1:55:00 start to finish. The sprint ends on the fourth Focus block, so there’s no trailing break: when the timer stops, the work is done.

It’s built for a morning of studying, writing, or coding where roughly two hours is the budget and drift is the enemy. Committing to one task per block — and actually stepping away when the break starts — is what makes the structure work. If 25 minutes cuts against your concentration rather than with it, open the preset in the editor and resize the blocks before you start.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the Pomodoro Sprint?
1:55:00 — four 25-minute focus blocks and three 5-minute breaks. There’s no break after the final block, which is why it comes in just under two hours.
Why 25 minutes on, 5 off?
It’s the classic pomodoro cadence: a block short enough to start when you don’t feel like working, with a break frequent enough that you never have to ration your focus. The numbers aren’t sacred — 50/10 gives the same rhythm at half the tempo.
Can I chain two sprints back to back?
Yes. Add a longer break — 15 or 30 minutes — as a final interval in the editor, then restart the timer when you’re ready for the second sprint.