Tomomomento: Focus Timer

A simple, customizable focus timer: focus sessions, short and long breaks, and optional sound and notification alerts.

Tomomomento is a simple, free focus timer. Work in 25-minute focus sessions with short breaks in between and a longer break after every four, the rhythm made popular by the Pomodoro Technique®. Change any of the times to suit you. It's built to stay out of your way: one click to start, a countdown on the toolbar icon, and nothing to sign up for. Sounds, notifications, and the site blocker are all off until you turn them on. Features • Start, pause, restart, or skip with one click, or press Space • A countdown badge on the toolbar icon, so you can see the time left at a glance • Optional alerts when time's up: a gentle bell, chime, or beep, and/or a desktop notification • Optional auto-start for breaks and focus sessions • A progress bar under the clock, today's completed sessions, and dots showing how close the long break is • An optional site blocker that shows a "stay focused" page for the sites you choose, only during focus sessions • Stats: your totals for today, the week, the month, and all time, with a 16-week calendar • Optional "Plan my day": pick how many pomodoros to aim for, see roughly when you'd finish, and name each one if you like • An optional parking lot: jot down stray thoughts mid-focus, and see them again on your break • Optional break ideas: something quick and screen-free to do on each break • Back up your settings, stats, and parked thoughts to a file, and restore them on any device • Optional "Just start": a 10-minute focus session for days when a full one feels like too much • Optional "Keep going": five more minutes of focus when a session ends mid-flow • An optional heads-up a minute before focus or a break ends • An optional calm clock that shows whole minutes instead of ticking seconds • An optional reminder when the timer sits paused for 10 minutes • A built-in guide to the technique and how to use it • Light and dark themes that follow your system, or pick one yourself • Optional quotes on the timer screen: focus quotes while you work, rest quotes on breaks • Large, easy-to-read text, with keyboard and screen reader support Private by design Tomomomento has no account, no ads, no analytics, and no tracking. It makes no network requests. Your settings, stats, plan, and parked thoughts stay in your browser. Backups are files you save yourself. Free and open source Tomomomento is free and always will be. The code is open under the MIT License. It was built with Claude Code, Anthropic's AI coding assistant. Not using Chrome? The same timer runs in any browser on the website below. What's new in 1.4 Five new options for getting started, staying in the flow, and switching gears. All are off until you turn them on in Settings. • Just start: on days when 25 minutes feels like too much, start with 10. It counts like any other session. • Keep going: still in the flow when focus ends? Add five more minutes before your break. • Heads-up: a gentle cue a minute before focus or a break ends, so the switch isn't a surprise. • Calm clock: whole minutes instead of ticking seconds, for when watching the countdown feels stressful. • Paused reminder: after 10 minutes on pause, a quiet notification asks whether to pick it back up. Links Website: https://tomomomento.com Source code: https://github.com/jtpoltorak/tomomomento Full changelog: https://github.com/jtpoltorak/tomomomento/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md Questions or ideas: support@tomomomento.com Pomodoro® and the Pomodoro Technique® are registered trademarks of Francesco Cirillo. Tomomomento isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Francesco Cirillo.