Study Timer with Music

The usual study setup is a timer app in one tab, a music playlist in another, and a to-do list somewhere else. Every time one of them needs attention, you leave all three. Lofi Timer folds them into a single page: a pomodoro clock, a real YouTube lofi radio, and a task list side by side.

The countdown shows in the tab title, so even buried behind your notes it's one glance away. A soft chime — not an alarm — marks each break.

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.

Lyrics compete with reading and writing for the same part of your brain — that's why instrumental music works better for studying. Lofi in particular keeps a steady, unhurried tempo with warm textures (rain, vinyl crackle, soft keys) that mask distracting background noise without demanding attention themselves.

The stations here are original lofi from the Lofi Cat channel: a live rainy radio on air through the day and into the night, and 2-hour mixes that conveniently match a four-round pomodoro block.

Each completed focus round adds to today's minutes, and studying on consecutive days builds a streak — a small, honest scoreboard kept on your own device. No accounts, no leaderboards, just you against yesterday.