pomodoro timer

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About this app

A Pomodoro timer, a focus timer and a study timer in one quiet app — built around a single promise: once you press start, the countdown is right. Screen off, app closed, phone face-down on the desk. It does not drift.

No account. No ads. No feed to fall into. A clock, a break, and the work.


TWO WAYS TO FOCUS

• Timer — pick any focus length and it runs unbroken. Made for a long study session, deep work, reading or writing.
• Pomodoro — the classic Pomodoro technique. Set the focus length, the short break, the long break, and how many cycles come before the long one. The Pomodoro timer schedules every break for you.


BREAKS YOU SPEND, NOT BREAKS YOU'RE HANDED

In Timer mode you get a budget of breaks and take them when you actually need one, not when a schedule decides. Tap Take a break and the focus clock waits. Tap End Break and you are straight back on it. A break never costs you focus minutes, so a 60-minute session is 60 real minutes of focus.


THE COUNTDOWN DOES NOT DRIFT

Most study timer apps stop counting the moment Android puts them to sleep, and you come back to a clock that lied to you. This one stores your session as timestamps and re-reads the real clock every time, so ten minutes in your pocket is ten minutes off the timer.

The end-of-session alarm is handed to Android's own alarm clock, so it rings on time even if the app was closed or swiped out of recents. While a session runs, a live countdown sits in your notification shade — check the time left without unlocking, and put the phone back down. Less screen time, more focus time.


DEEP FOCUS

• Strict mode — once you start there is no pausing and no giving up. Commit to the session.
• Keep screen on — holds the dial awake so your phone works as a study clock on your desk.


SIX ALARM SOUNDS, PLUS SILENCE

Chime, Bell, Marimba, Ping, Gong, and a loud Alarm for heavy sleepers. Or Silent, which vibrates only. Tap any of them in Settings to hear it first — no committing to 25 minutes with a tone you have not heard.


TODAY, AT A GLANCE

Focus time and session count for the day, sitting under the dial, rolling over at your local midnight. No dashboards to study, no streak to protect, no guilt on the day you miss.


BUILT TO BE LOOKED AT FOR AN HOUR

A quiet, typographic design in warm paper or deep espresso — light and dark themes, one tap apart. The dial is clean line-work and the numerals are large enough to read across a desk, so you can glance and refocus instead of picking the phone up.


PRIVATE BY DEFAULT

Works offline. Your sessions and settings stay on your phone. No sign-in, no sync, no tracking, no to-do list to maintain and no tasks to tick off — just the timer you came for.


GOOD FOR

Exam prep and revision. Homework and coursework. Thesis and essay writing. Deep work, coding sprints and study sessions. Reading. Practice. The chores you keep putting off. Anything that goes better in one honest block of time than in a whole afternoon of half-attention.

If focusing in one long stretch is hard, the Pomodoro mode breaks it into pieces small enough to start.


Free, small and quiet — a focus timer that stays out of the way. Set the time, start the session, get on with it.

Found a bug? Report it from Settings — it opens your mail app with the details already filled in.
Pomodoro & study timer that keeps counting with the screen off. No ads, offline.
Updated on
Aug 23, 2026

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