Online Pomodoro Timer
A simple procrastination killer: you promise yourself one focus interval, not "a whole day of work" — and starting gets easy. Hit start below ↓
Not just a timer. A system.
The timer above is part of Focus Limit — a system for taking control of your focus. A plain pomodoro just counts minutes. Focus Limit counts your week: you give each direction a limit of blocks and work within it. At a glance you see where you've done enough and where you're still short — so nothing gets dropped and you don't grind yourself into one thing.
Open Focus Limit →Opens right away, no sign-up.
This is your week in Focus Limit
50-minute blocks
25 minutes is barely a warm-up. 50 is a real session — long enough to get into the task and actually move it.
Weekly focus budget
You decide up front how many blocks a week each direction gets — and stick to it.
Traffic light
🟢 🟡 🔴 — every day shows whether you're on plan, over, or short.
What a pomodoro timer is
The Pomodoro Technique is a focus method: you work in short 25-minute intervals with a 5-minute break between them. It's easier to start and stay on task, and the short sprints keep you from wearing out. The name comes from the tomato-shaped kitchen timer used by the method's author, Francesco Cirillo.