A focus timer that actually finishes the list.
Every task gets its own countdown. The next one starts on its own. A loud chime, a browser notification, and a flashing tab title when time's up. Built for the browser, free, signup only if you want it on a second device.
Six things this focus timer gets right
Most online Pomodoro tools are one timer in the middle of a page. This one is a real task list with a real timer per task, with the polish you'd expect from a paid app.
A timer per task — not per session
Every task gets its own countdown. Finish, auto-advance, finish the next. The list shrinks instead of the day blurring.
Hard alarms when time is up
Four built-in chimes (chime, bell, gong, soft), browser notifications, and a flashing tab title — so you actually notice.
Overtime counter
Hit zero and the timer keeps going so you know how much you overran. No silent slipping past the box.
Keyboard-first
Space to start or pause. D to finish. S to skip. R to restart. N to add a task. Mouse is optional.
Free without signing in
Tasks save to this browser. Want it on another device or shareable? Sign in with Google — still free, still no upsell.
Share a list as a link
Toggle Share on a list to publish a read-only link. Hand it to a teammate so they can pace the same day.
Three steps. No setup.
Dump your list
Add tasks with the durations you actually intend to spend. 25 minutes is the default — set yours.
Press Space
The first task counts down on a big dial. The tab title shows time remaining even if you switch tabs.
Auto-advance to the next
When the chime fires, the next task starts. By 6pm, the list is empty and the day is done.
Questions worth asking
Is the focus timer actually free?
Yes. The timer, task list, alarms, settings, and a per-day stats summary are all free with no signup. If you want to keep your list across browsers or share it via a link, sign in with Google — that step is also free.
What happens if I close the tab?
The active timer pauses when the tab is closed (browsers throttle scripts in closed tabs). Your task list, progress, and settings are saved locally to this browser, so reopening the page brings them back. We're working on a service-worker push variant so the alarm can fire even after a close — see the roadmap.
Does it work on mobile?
It runs in any modern mobile browser. The dial scales, the chimes play, and the keyboard shortcuts collapse into on-screen controls. iOS Safari requires you to tap once to allow audio — that's a system rule, not us.
Why per-task timers instead of one 25-minute Pomodoro?
Real tasks aren't all 25 minutes. A code review might be 10. A migration plan might be 90. Letting each task carry its own duration means the day's plan reflects the day's plan — not a one-size-fits-all clock.
Where is my data stored?
Anonymous: IndexedDB on this device only. Signed in: securely in Codersera's database, scoped to your Google account. Lists are private by default. Toggling Share publishes a read-only link; toggling it off retires the link.
Is there music or focus sound built in?
Not yet — the MVP focuses on the timer, list, and alarms. Soundscapes (brown noise, lo-fi, ambient) are on the roadmap; they'll be a single button in the toolbar when they ship.
Start the list. Finish the list.
Scroll up, press N to add a task, then Space to start the day. Save it to your account to get it on another device.
