Prepare 25-minute work and 5-minute breaks
Input and settings
Work 25 min / Break 5 min / Reset without starting
Expected result
Work / 00:25:00 / Work sessions completed: 0
Pomodoro Timer
Alternate configurable work and break periods with a simple completed-session count.
How to use
These are example steps; replace the values for your task.
- While stopped, set work to 25 and break to 5.
- Start and check the current phase and session count.
Enter values
Result
About this tool
The default cycle is 25 minutes of work followed by a five-minute break. Each completed work period increments the session count.
The tool deliberately avoids task management and notification permissions. Timer state is not stored.
Try a use case and check the result
Check work/break transitions and how a manual skip changes the count.
Example buttons replace the inputs and settings above and calculate. Restore previous input steps back one example at a time. After trying multiple examples, repeat restore to return to your original input. This history is lost when the page closes.
See what Skip means with one-minute settings
Input and settings
Work 1 min / Break 1 min / Reset, then Skip
Expected result
Break / 00:01:00 / Work sessions completed: 1. This does not prove one minute of actual work.
How to read the result
Skip ends the current phase and moves to the next. Skipping work also increments completed sessions by one. Examples stay stopped; moving from break to work does not increment the count.
Scope and limits
Use whole minutes: work 1–180, break 1–60. Pause a running timer before applying/restoring an example. Restore includes phase, remaining time and completed count. Reload loses state. Background phase advancement depends on browser update timing.
Independently check 25×60,000 and 1×60,000 ms, count +1 for work→break and +0 for break→work. Restore a nondefault paused break after both examples.
Continue with the next task
How completed sessions are counted
After 25 minutes of work, the timer switches to a break and shows one completed work session. After a five-minute break, the next work phase starts.
The count increases by one whenever work switches to a break.
Skipping a work phase with Next also increases the count. The count does not prove that the full configured work duration was spent working.
Frequently asked questions
Can I change the durations?
Yes. Change work and break minutes while the timer is stopped.
What does Skip do?
It ends the current work or break period and moves to the next phase.
Is the session count saved?
No. It returns to zero after a reload.
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