25-Minute Timer
Twenty-five minutes is the length of one Pomodoro — the focused-work interval at the heart of the Pomodoro Technique. It is deliberately chosen: small enough to start without dread, long enough to reach real concentration before your attention frays. Use it for a single stretch of deep work on one task, phone out of reach, then take a proper break before the next block. This is a plain 25-minute countdown; if you want the automatic work-and-rest cycle, the dedicated Pomodoro timer runs the full rhythm for you.
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Frequently asked questions
- Why 25 minutes specifically?
- It is the work interval from the Pomodoro Technique — long enough to get properly into a task, short enough that committing to it does not feel daunting. After each 25-minute block you take a 5-minute break.
- How is this different from the Pomodoro timer?
- This is a single 25-minute countdown. The Pomodoro timer automatically cycles 25 minutes of work with 5-minute breaks across several rounds, with distinct sounds for each phase. Use that one if you want the full technique without resetting manually.
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