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Focus & break timer

Use focus and breaks separately or alternate them, with second/minute settings and automatic repeat.

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Inputs and files are processed in your browser. Nothing is automatically saved; closing or reloading the tab clears your work.

Timer settings

Focus: up to 180 minutes. Break: up to 60 minutes. Changing time or mode resets the timer and counts. Reset before editing a paused session.

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Focus

25:00

Repeats focus → break → focus. Turn off automatic repeat to stop after the current session.

Completed focus
0
Completed breaks
0
Completion sound · about 3 seconds

Each completion sound plays for about 3 seconds. Start or preview a sound to check your device volume.

Background tabs or sleeping devices may delay sounds and updates. Automatic repeat catches up elapsed cycles and the current phase when you return, without a burst of missed alarms. Reloading resets the timer; device clock changes affect time remaining.

What this tool explores

Run focus or breaks separately, or alternate them, and track completed sessions.

Step by step

  1. Choose focus only, break only or focus + break, then set each duration in seconds or minutes.
  2. Choose automatic repeat and a completion sound. Preview the approximately three-second alert.
  3. Start, pause and resume as needed. Turn automatic repeat off to stop after the current session.

What to look for in these results

Focus supports 1 second–180 minutes; breaks support 1 second–60 minutes. Choose four sounds or no sound. Automatic repeat follows scheduled deadlines. After background throttling or device sleep, it catches up elapsed cycles and the current phase without replaying every missed alert. Reloading resets the timer.

Questions about this tool

Where are files and inputs stored?

They are processed in browser memory, without uploads or automatic saving. Download results you need, and close the tab on a shared device.

What if the device clock changes?

Time remaining is based on the deadline minus the current device time. Clock changes affect the countdown.

Understand the method before interpreting the result.

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