Time-boxed work routine
Configure a repeating focus-and-break schedule, then start, pause, skip, or reset the active phase. Sound and browser notification controls are optional; completed focus blocks are counted locally.
Set focus and break intervals that fit the work you actually plan to do.
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This is a scheduling aid, not a concentration test. A completed block means the countdown reached its transition; the page does not observe what happened during that time.
Choose intervals that fit the task and accessibility needs rather than treating 25 minutes as a required or medically optimal value.
The configured focus phase alternates with short breaks until the selected cycle count reaches a long break. Pause preserves the remaining time, skip advances immediately, and reset returns the active schedule to its start.
Browser background throttling, device sleep, and closed tabs can affect notification timing. Keep an external deadline source for time-critical work.
The local summary counts finished focus intervals and their configured duration. It does not measure distraction, work quality, task completion, or mental effort.
Sound plays only when enabled. Browser notifications require permission controlled by your browser and operating environment; denying permission does not prevent the timer itself from running.
Timer settings and recent focus-block history remain in this browser. Clearing site data resets them.
These questions stay tied to the visible content on this page.
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