Custom backgrounds, sound alerts, challenges, and a linked to-do list β all saved locally, nothing uploaded.
Add more images by dropping files into/media/study/pomodoro-backgrounds/{category}/ and listing them inmanifest.js.
General challenges can be accepted anytime. Weekend challenges unlock on Saturday and Sunday and ask for longer focus sessions.
The name comes from the tomato-shaped kitchen timer ("pomodoro" means tomato in Italian) used by Francesco Cirillo when developing the technique.
No. 25 minutes is traditional, but you can set any work, short break, and long break length in Settings β your choice is saved on this device.
Yes, using the Pause button or the spacebar. For strict focus, try to only pause for genuine interruptions.
No. Settings, stats, to-do items, and challenge progress are stored only in this browser's local storage. Nothing is sent to a server.
Pick a solid color, build a multi-stop gradient, or choose a themed photo background. While a session is running, the screen shows only the background and the timer.
General challenges (like completing 4 Pomodoros today) can be accepted anytime. Weekend challenges unlock on Saturday and Sunday and require longer focus sessions.
A short celebration animation plays for up to 30 seconds (or until you dismiss it), and an alert sound plays before the next break starts.
Yes. Add items to the built-in to-do list; the current task name is shown during your active session.
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