About Timeoora
Timeoora is a free Pomodoro timer that starts without sign-up, with a simple way to record focus and an optional Pro plan for full progress tracking.
Why an account is optional
A timer does not need to know who you are. Asking for an email before someone can count 25 minutes is friction that buys the user nothing, so Timeoora asks for nothing before you press start.
As a guest, your sessions, categories and settings live in this browser's local storage and are never sent anywhere. The trade-off is plain: clearing your browser data erases your history, and your stats do not follow you to another device.
If you want your data to follow you, create a free account. Saved sessions, task names, categories and timer settings sync across devices. The free plan records one completed focus session per local day; Pro records every session and unlocks full progress tracking.
What it does
- A Pomodoro timer with adjustable focus, short break and long break lengths
- Three timer styles on the free plan; all 31 styles and new ones with Pro
- Name a task and choose a category; the free plan records one completed focus session per local day, while Pro records every session
- The free dashboard shows today’s total; Pro adds week, month and year views, comparisons, charts, heatmaps and streaks
- A bell and confetti when a focus block ends, both optional
- The countdown keeps running in the tab title while you read something else
What it costs
The timer is free and unlimited. The free plan limits styles, categories, recorded focus sessions and progress features; CSV export stays free. Pro unlocks the full feature set, and people who used Timeoora before the limits keep everything they already had.
The method behind it
Timeoora follows the Pomodoro Technique, created by Francesco Cirillo: focused blocks of work separated by deliberate breaks. Read how the method works if you have not used it before.