Twenty-five on, five off, properly counted
The Pomodoro method is twenty-five minutes of single-tasking, a five-minute break, and a longer break after every fourth round. The method is simple; the part people get wrong is losing count, skipping the break, or letting the \”quick break\” become the evening.
This opens in Pomodoro mode at twenty-five minutes. It moves into the break by itself, counts your rounds — \”Round 2 of 4\”, with a dot per round under the dial — and escalates to the long break automatically. Set \”Stop after N rounds\” if you want the session to end cleanly instead of cycling forever, and the timer will tell you how much you focused today. If you would rather click into each block yourself, turn off \”Start next phase automatically\”. Everything stays in your browser: no account, no sync, nothing uploaded.
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