Rain Pomodoro Timer

Focus
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Tasks

Write down one thing to finish this round.

Sounds

Rain
Thunder
Birds
Wind
Campfire
My mixes
music: Lofi Cat 🐱

A pomodoro timer set in the rain — rain sounds woven into rainy-night lofi.

Work by the window while it rains

Rain is one of the oldest focus tricks there is: steady, unpredictable-yet-harmless noise that blankets distractions and tells your brain it's fine to stay in. Lofi Timer leans into it — rain-soaked painted scenes (a rainy window, wet neon streets, a storm over the skyline) paired with rainy-night lofi from the Lofi Cat radio. For the whole set tuned together — scene, rain and beats — open the rainy Bangkok lofi timer.

It's not a rain-noise generator; it's rain as a place. The music carries the rain inside it, mixed into the beats rather than looping behind them.

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.

For studying, working, and winding down

The rainy stations work as well at midnight as they do at 9 a.m. Use a 25/5 pomodoro for coursework, 50/10 for deep work, or skip the timer entirely, put the page in zen mode and let it be a rainy window on your second screen while you read.

Your scene, preset and tasks are saved on your device, so the rain is one click away tomorrow.

FAQ

Why do rain sounds help you focus?
Rain is broadband, steady noise without meaning — it masks sudden distracting sounds (voices, traffic, notifications) while carrying no information your brain feels compelled to process.
Is this a white-noise generator?
It plays rainy-night lofi where rain is part of the mix — but the built-in ambient mixer also has a standalone rain slider (plus thunder and wind), so you can play pure rain with no music at all.
Can I use it for sleeping?
The 2-hour night mixes work well for winding down, and they loop endlessly on the page, so the music can carry you through the night. The Lofi Cat live radio on YouTube is lovely company too whenever it is on air.
Do the rain scenes move?
The scenes are still paintings — deliberately calm, with the motion left to the music. Still scenery also keeps the page light on your battery.
Is rain, white noise, or brown noise better for studying?
They all work by masking distractions; rain tends to feel the most natural and least fatiguing over long sessions. If you want rain without music, open the ambient sound mixer and turn up the rain slider on its own.