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Pomodoro, one donut at a time
The Pomodoro Technique alternates 25 minutes of focus with a 5-minute break. Here, a strawberry-milk donut is slowly eaten during the 25 minutes; when it's finished, a blueberry donut takes over for the break. Because you can see how much is left at a glance, there's no need to keep checking the clock.
How to use it
The page opens with 4 rounds of "focus 25 → break 5" ready to go. Press play and it runs all the way to the fourth break on its own. Space starts and pauses, S skips to the next timer, and focus mode fills the screen with just the donut.
Want a different length?
If 25 minutes feels short, try the 50 + 10 study timer, or change any length in the timer settings below.
FAQ
Can I change the times and rounds?
Yes. Use the timer settings below to change the focus and break lengths and how many rounds to repeat.
What happens if I pause?
The donut and the countdown both stop where they are. Press play again to continue.
How is it different from a normal Pomodoro timer?
It works the same — the difference is that the time left is a shrinking donut, not only numbers.
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