The Pomodoro timer built for developers. Deep focus for complex problems, forced breaks to avoid burnout, and better code quality through sustainable productivity.
Built for the unique challenges of software development
Uninterrupted coding sessions = better code. No context switching, no distractions.
Breaks let your subconscious work on problems. Often the solution hits during a walk.
3-4 hours of focused coding beats 8 hours of distracted work. Every time.
Forced breaks prevent the mental exhaustion that comes from coding for 6 hours straight.
Fresh, focused mind = fewer bugs and better architecture decisions.
See exactly how many focused hours you log on each feature or project.
Pre-configured timers for different types of development work
For complex features, algorithms, and architecture work
Perfect for reviewing PRs and hunting bugs
Shorter bursts for learning new tech or writing docs
Real results from real developers
"I ship 2-3x more features per sprint since using Pomodoros. Deep focus sessions are where real coding happens."
"Finally found a way to avoid burnout. Forced breaks keep me sharp all day instead of fried by 3 PM."
"Debugging used to take hours of frustrated staring. Now I take breaks and come back with fresh eyes. Saves so much time."
Deep coding (50 min) for complex features. Standard (25 min) for regular tasks. Debugging (30 min) for bug hunts.
Just your IDE, documentation, and the timer. No notifications. No context switching.
Pure focus. If you get stuck, jot down the blocker and keep going. You'll tackle it in the next session.
Step away from the screen. Walk, stretch, hydrate. Your subconscious will work on the problem. Seriously.
Pick ONE specific thing: "implement login API endpoint" not "work on backend." Specific focus = better code.
When you think "I should check Slack" or "Let me research that library," write it down for after the session. Don't break focus.
Git commit at the end of each Pomodoro. Gives you save points and a sense of progress.
Stuck on a bug? During the break, explain the problem out loud. Often the solution becomes obvious.
Once you're in flow, 50-minute sessions work better than 25. You have time to build momentum and go deep.
Join thousands of developers using Pomodoro to code better, avoid burnout, and ship faster.
No account. No tracking. Just better code.