Pomodoro Timer - Focus Timer for Productivity

Time management tool with task list, perfect for focused work and study sessions

Workmin

Short Breakmin

Long Breakmin

25:00

Focus Mode

Completed Pomodoros

Pomodoro Todo List

No.	Task Name	Status	Start Time

No task records yet

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Pomodoro Technique User Guide

🍅 What is the Pomodoro Technique?

The Pomodoro Technique is a time management method developed by Francesco Cirillo in 1992. The core idea is to break work into multiple short focus periods, alternating between work and rest to maintain optimal brain performance.

📌 Core Concepts:

Focus is key to efficiency: 25 minutes of focused work is more valuable than long periods of inefficient work
Rest is a continuation of work: Proper rest keeps your brain in optimal condition
Tracking shows progress: Quantify your work成果 by recording completed pomodoros

🎯 Classic Pomodoro Workflow:

Choose a task to work on
Set a 25-minute focus timer (one pomodoro)
Work focused until the timer rings without interruption
Take a 5-minute break and step away from your seat
After completing 4 pomodoros, take a 15-30 minute long break

🕹️ Button Functions

▶ Start

Function: Opens task input dialog, starts work timer after entering task name
Use Case: Starting a new work task or study session

⏸ Pause

Function: Pauses current timer, marks current task as "Cancelled"
Use Case: Need to temporarily interrupt work to handle other matters

🔄 Reset

Function: Clears current timer, returns to work mode
Use Case: Abandon current task and prepare for a fresh pomodoro cycle

☕ Short Break

Function: Starts short break timer, cancels current task if any
Use Case: Take a short break after completing a pomodoro

🛏 Long Break

Function: Starts long break timer, cancels current task if any
Use Case: Take a longer break after completing 4 pomodoros

🗑 Clear List

Function: Clears all today's task records and pomodoro count
Use Case: Start of a new day, or need to reset all task records

⚠️ Important Notes

Task Interruption Rules: If you click "Pause", "Reset", "Short Break", or "Long Break" during a task, the current task will be marked as "Cancelled" and not counted toward your pomodoro total
Starting Focus During Break: If you click "Start" while a break timer is running, a confirmation dialog will appear - confirm to end the current break and start a new work task
Task Record Storage: All task records are automatically saved in your browser's IndexedDB - today's tasks remain after closing and reopening the page
Daily Auto-Cleanup: The system automatically cleans up non-today's task records to keep your task list showing only today's tasks
Pomodoro Counting Rules: Only work tasks that complete naturally (timer runs out) are counted toward your completed pomodoro total