Alternate focus blocks with short and long breaks — session counter, progress ring, optional chime and auto-advance. Everything runs in your browser like APK Analyzer and APK String Extractor: no accounts, no server-side timers. Pair with Stopwatch & Timer when you need raw countdowns or laps.
Time remaining (minutes rounded up for display)
After each completed focus block, the next break is long when the session count is divisible by “Long break every” (default: every 4th).
Press Space outside fields to start or pause — same privacy model as local APK tools.
The Pomodoro Technique uses timed focus intervals separated by short rests — often 25 minutes on and 5 minutes off — with a longer break after several cycles. This page implements that rhythm in the browser, like APK String Extractor keeps parsing local to your machine.
No timer events are sent to DroidXP. Optional preferences live in localStorage only. For arbitrary timers and lap splits, use
Stopwatch & Timer.
JavaScript timers are not real-time; background tabs may throttle updates. For best results, keep this tab visible while you work.
No. Timers and counts run only in your browser — the same local-only stance as APK Analyzer and APK String Extractor. Settings can be saved in localStorage on your device only.
Stopwatch & Timer is a general-purpose stopwatch and arbitrary countdown. This page implements Pomodoro-style work and break cycles with a long break after every N completed focus sessions.
Classic Pomodoro is often 25 minutes focus, 5 minutes short break, and 15 minutes long break after a block of sessions — defaults are close to that, but you can edit every duration.
After each completed focus session the app increments your session count. When that count is divisible by your “Long break every” setting (default every 4th), the next break is long.
No. Skip moves you to the next phase without crediting a finished focus block — use it when you need to end early or jump ahead.
Browsers throttle background tabs. Keep this page visible for the most reliable countdown; the clock still catches up when you return.
This page plays an optional in-page beep via Web Audio when a phase ends. It does not send OS-level notifications unless your browser adds them separately.
The active timer is not persisted server-side — refresh returns to idle defaults from saved settings, like other local-only tools.
When enabled, finishing a focus or break automatically begins the next phase after the chime. When disabled, you press Start yourself.
After the first load, the page can run offline in many browsers because logic is client-side — same offline-friendly idea as parsing APKs locally.