Focus Timer Online

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Tasks

Write down one thing to finish this round.

Sounds

Rain
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A calm online focus timer — intervals, tasks and lofi in one tab.

What a focus timer actually does

A focus timer turns "I should work" into a decision with edges: this task, this many minutes, then a break. The countdown gives the session a shape your brain can commit to, and the break at the end makes stopping safe — which, paradoxically, is what makes starting easy.

This one runs entirely in your browser: pick an interval — classic 25/5, long-form 50/10 or anything custom — write the task down, press start.

How to use it

  1. Pick a station. Choose a 2-hour lofi mood mix — rainy night or morning café — and press play.
  2. Set your timer. Classic 25/5 pomodoro, longer 50/10 deep-work rounds, or your own custom intervals.
  3. Add your tasks. Write down what you're working on so each focus round has a target.
  4. Start. The countdown lives in your tab title, a soft chime marks each break, and the music keeps flowing.

Sound, scenery, silence — your choice

Focus means different things on different days. Some sessions want the full treatment: lofi from the Lofi Cat radio with rain underneath. Some want rain only. Some want nothing but a quiet painted scene and the clock — zen mode strips the page down to exactly that.

Whatever the mix, the timer behaves the same: timestamp-accurate in background tabs, countdown in the tab title, a soft chime between phases, and your stats kept locally on your device.

FAQ

Is this focus timer free to use online?
Yes — free, browser-based, no account and no download. Settings and stats are stored locally on your device.
Can I set custom focus and break lengths?
Yes. Use the 25/5 or 50/10 presets or define your own focus and break durations for each round.
Do I have to use the music?
No — the lofi player and rain sounds are optional layers. The timer works silently too, with just the painted scenery.
Will it keep counting if I minimize the window?
Yes. The timer counts with timestamps rather than ticks, so it stays exact in background tabs and minimized windows, and the tab title shows the remaining time.
How is this different from a plain stopwatch?
Structure. A stopwatch measures time passing; a focus timer commits you to a bounded round with a defined break — plus tasks, streaks and an environment designed to keep you in the session.