Focused Work Rhythm

This is not a tomato clock that counts down, but a lightweight focus desk. You can set the current tasks, switch jobs and rest patterns, accumulate cycles, and keep the daily focused records in the local browser.

Let's get focused.

Focus / Short break / Long break Autotoggle Job Record Daily statistics

Timetable

First, the current pattern is defined and a clear mission name is given to the tomato cycle.

Ready to begin.

Focus on the time

25:00

No current task name

Current Task

A clear mandate is easier to enter than “start to work”.

Current rhythm

After completing the four focus cycles, you will automatically enter a long rest.

Next phase

After completing the current round of focus, a short break will be reached.

0 Focus completed

0 min Today's focus is on the time

0 Current cycle series

0 Today's completion phase

Length and Behaviour Settings

The modifications will be saved locally immediately, so that you can continue to use your rhythm next time.

Focus duration (minutes)

Short break (minutes)

Long rest (minutes)

Every few hours of concentration, long rest.

Autostart the next paragraph after the phase It is appropriate for people who want to keep the pace of work moving forward in a row, not to start at a manual point. Play completed tone The browser allows for short alerts at the end of the phase.

Use recommendations

Task name as specific as possible “Addressing mail” is less easy to execute than “Receive 5 client mail” and it is easier to assess completion after completion.

You can get off the mission as seriously as you can during the rest period. Short breaks do not necessarily have to leave the seat, but it is advisable not to continue staring at the same work.

The longer the cycle, the better. If you are distracted often in 15 minutes, it is more effective to build a sense of stability with short cycles than to hold on to 50 minutes.