Pomodoro Timer
Pomodoro technique timer with 25-min focus and 5-min break cycles. Customizable.
Instructions
How to Use\n1. Click start to focus (25 minutes by default)\n2. After focus ends, take a break (5 minutes)\n3. The cycle repeats automatically; durations are customizable\n4. Completed rounds are counted automatically
FAQ
How long is a round?
Default is 25 minutes focus and 5 minutes break; both are customizable.
Does it count completed rounds?
Yes, the number of completed pomodoros is counted automatically.
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