ORA Timer
Pomodoro Timer Online
A free Pomodoro timer online that makes deep work feel easy. Run classic 25/5 focus blocks — or any focus/break/round combination — with a beautiful fullscreen display, phase sounds, and an estimated finish time. No account, no downloads, no ads.
Start a Pomodoro Session
Pick a rhythm — it opens pre-set and ready to start.
What Is the Pomodoro Technique?
The Pomodoro Technique is one of the simplest, most effective focus methods: work in short, timed bursts (classically 25 minutes), then take a short break (5 minutes), and repeat. The visible countdown creates a gentle sense of urgency, while the guaranteed break prevents burnout.
ORA Timer’s Pomodoro mode runs the whole cycle for you — set focus, break, and rounds, press start, and it moves through every phase automatically with a sound when each one ends.
Why Use ORA’s Pomodoro Timer?
- Aesthetic and fullscreen — a dark glassmorphism display that hides everything except your session.
- Custom rounds — any focus time, break time, and number of rounds (1–12).
- Automatic phases — focus and break phases cycle with sound cues and an estimated finish time.
- Background reliable — stays accurate in another tab, keeps the screen awake, and notifies you.
- Shareable — send a pre-set Pomodoro link so a study group starts on the same rhythm.
- Free, no sign-up — open it and start timing in seconds.
How to Use the Pomodoro Timer
- Switch to Pomodoro mode or open a pre-set like /?pomo=25/5/4.
- Set your focus minutes, break minutes, and number of rounds.
- Press Start — the focus phase begins counting down.
- When each phase ends, the alarm sounds and the next phase starts automatically.
- After the final round, the session completes — reset any time for another.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Pomodoro timer?
A Pomodoro timer breaks work into focused intervals — classically 25 minutes of focus followed by a 5-minute break — repeated in rounds. The method reduces procrastination, protects concentration, and forces regular rest. ORA Timer automates the whole cycle in your browser.
What are good Pomodoro settings?
The classic is 25 minutes focus, 5 minutes break. Many people prefer 50 minutes with a 10-minute break for deep work. ORA Timer lets you set any focus time, break time, and number of rounds — try 25/5, 50/10, or 15/5.
Is the Pomodoro timer fullscreen and aesthetic?
Yes. ORA Timer’s Pomodoro mode uses the same dark, glassmorphism design and can run fullscreen for distraction-free work, with phase sounds and an estimated finish time for your whole session.
Does the Pomodoro timer work in the background?
Yes. The countdown stays accurate even if you switch tabs, keeps your screen awake, and sends a browser notification when a focus or break phase ends.
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