Art Pomodoro - Focus Timer, Museum Art, Journaling

Pomodoro technique with cultural breaks: a work of art, a moment of journaling, and classical music.

In a world where we are constantly interrupted, I wanted to give a real work break. One where you reconnect with your humanity and creativity. How it works: Start a 25-minute work cycle from the popup. When it ends, a break screen appears over your active tab: an artwork from the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection, a classical music recording playing in the background, and a space to jot down a thought inspired by the day's artwork. How to start a session: 1) Go to your extensions and pin the logo of Art Pomodoro (the tomato) 2) Click on the tomato and enter your desired work duration, following the required format (the default is 25 minutes). 3) Start the session by clicking "Play". 4) After the work session, enjoy your art break: admire the artwork, start the music using the player at the bottom right (by clicking "Play"), and jot down your thoughts. Don't forget to click the "Save" button to save them! 5) You can skip the break after 8 seconds; a "Skip" button will appear in the top right corner. Otherwise, the break lasts 5 minutes. 6) You can access your saved notes by clicking the pinned tomato to open the timer interface, then clicking the journal icon in the top right corner. Features: ➤ Classic Pomodoro timer (work / break) with customisable duration. ➤ Break screen with a random artwork (provided by the Met Museum) chosen from a pool of 15 000+ paintings featuring the European, Asian and Modern Art collections. You can make view the art fullscreen. ➤ Pausable and collapsible classical music player featuring 20 tracks, automatically reshuffled after each break ➤ A journal you can revisit anytime, to reread past notes linked to their artworks. ➤ "Skip" button available after 8 seconds if you need to get back to work early. Privacy: No personal data collected, no account required, your journal stays only on your device. No third-party servers besides the Met Museum (artwork) and Wikimedia Commons (music) both providing public-domain content. Full policy on the website: https://art-pomodoro.vercel.app 📌 The design is human made. The creator of the extension is a designer and a developer. New update: I added Spanish, German and Dutch languages to honour the loyal users. If I made a mistake in the wording please write a little email to angela.binot.pro@gmail.com or write a review here. To use those languages, you need to have your system in that language and have the last update of the extension.