Build a world that grows as you focus.
Putting the phone down is hard. You sit down to study, to work, to read — and twenty minutes later you're somewhere else entirely. Pomodoro: Focus Study Timer was built to break that loop. Every minute you stay focused grows a world that belongs to you.
🌳 Focus, and your tree grows
Start the timer, put the phone down. Finish the session and a tree is planted in your forest. Leave halfway through and it withers. A simple rule — but it works.
🐠 Three collections, one habit
Tired of trees? Switch to the aquarium: every session adds a new fish. Or pick the stars, and watch constellations fill your night sky. From saplings and bamboo to clownfish and octopus, from Orion to Andromeda — dozens of species and constellations are waiting.
⏱ A timer that fits you
Pomodoro, countdown or stopwatch. Set your focus length, short and long breaks, and how often long breaks come around. Want breaks and sessions to start on their own? One tap.
📌 A place for every goal
Exam prep, work projects, language practice, reading… Give each one its own project. Add subtasks, set daily or weekly targets, jot down notes. Every project keeps its own forest and its own session history.
📊 See the work you've put in
Your focus calendar fills in day by day. Total time, best streak, completion rate, today's focus timeline and a 30-day progress chart — all on one screen. You'll also see exactly where your hours are going across projects.
🔥 Don't break the streak
Focus every day and watch your streak climb. Had a rough day? Streak protection has your back. Achievements unlock one by one, from your first 2 hours all the way to 500.
🎧 Sounds to focus by
Rain, forest, fireplace, café ambience, ocean waves… Work with white noise in the background. Choose your own alarm sound too.
✨ Made yours
Light and dark themes. Set your week start and your day start — so those late-night sessions still count toward yesterday. Add your own motivational quotes and let them greet you when a session ends. Your progress is backed up to the cloud, so it survives a new phone.
Who's it for?
Students cramming for exams, thesis writers, remote workers, developers, and anyone who struggles to hold their attention.
Plant a tree today. Look at your forest tomorrow.