About Timeoora
Timeoora is a Pomodoro timer that opens and works. No sign-up screen, no trial, no upgrade prompt — just a timer and a record of what you actually focused on.
Why it has no account
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 skips it entirely.
Your sessions, categories and settings live in this browser's local storage. They are never sent anywhere, which means there is no database to breach and no profile to sell. The trade-off is honest and worth stating plainly: clearing your browser data erases your history, and your stats do not follow you to another device.
What it does
- A Pomodoro timer with adjustable focus, short break and long break lengths
- Seven visual styles, all free — pick the one you can stand looking at all day
- A task name and category per session, so the time gets attributed to something
- A dashboard showing today, the week, your streak and where the hours went
- 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
Nothing. There is no paid plan, no feature behind a paywall and no ads interrupting a focus session. Because everything runs in your browser, the site costs almost nothing to keep online.
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.