Aesthetic pomodoro timer

A free, distraction-free pomodoro timer paired with a calm ink-brush ensō drawn to completion as your session runs. It runs in your browser — no account, no install, no camera.

A timer worth looking at

An aesthetic timer that is still a real one: a single brushstroke breathes while it runs and closes into a full circle as the session completes, in light or dark. Underneath sits a count of what you finished today — a study timer you can leave open all evening.

Why a timer is only half the job

A pomodoro timer counts time. It cannot tell a focused twenty-five minutes from a distracted one. If you want to know where your attention actually went, take the free two-minute attention test — it watches for drift through your webcam, entirely on your device, with nothing recorded and nothing uploaded.

What you need

Any modern browser with JavaScript enabled. No camera, no signup, no install.

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