Pomodoro Timer with Lofi Music

Most people run a pomodoro session with two tools: a timer in one tab and "lofi beats to study to" in another. Then the playlist ends mid-round, or the timer chimes and you alt-tab, and the flow you were protecting breaks anyway.

This page is both tools merged. The pomodoro clock and the lofi player live on the same screen — the music streams as 2-hour mood mixes and a live radio from the Lofi Cat channel, so it does not run out halfway through a work block, and the timer keeps counting accurately even when the tab is in the background.

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.

The pomodoro technique works by making focus finite: 25 minutes is short enough to commit to fully. Lofi works for the same reason in reverse — steady tempo and no lyrics means nothing pulls at your attention while the clock runs. Together they give a session a clear start, a warm background and a real finish line.

If 25 minutes feels too short for your kind of work, switch to the 50/10 preset or set custom intervals — the music keeps flowing across rounds and breaks either way.

Everything runs in your browser and stays on your device: presets, tasks, chosen scene, focus stats. There is no signup, no paywall and no tracking from us. Open the tab, press play, start the round — that is the whole setup.