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Distraction-free 25-minute timer
A clean, full-screen Pomodoro timer. No flashy ads, no autoplay videos — just the work in front of you.
PomoDuckFree Pomodoro timer
Build focus that sticks.
PomoDuck is a simple, distraction-free Pomodoro timer that turns deep work into a daily habit. Set a task, start a 25-minute session, and watch your streak grow.
- ✓ Free, no install needed
- ✓ Works on phone, tablet, laptop
- ✓ Optional account to sync streaks
How it works
Four steps to a focused day
The Pomodoro Technique is one of the most studied productivity methods of the last forty years. Here is exactly how a PomoDuck day looks.
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Pick a task
Write down the one thing you want to make progress on for the next 25 minutes.
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Start a 25-min focus session
Hit start. Close other tabs. Work on that single task until the timer rings.
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Take a 5-minute break
Stretch, drink water, look out a window. Let your brain breathe.
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Repeat — and watch your streak grow
Four sessions = one Pomodoro set. Most days, three or four sets is enough to ship real work.
Why people stick with PomoDuck
A focus timer that feels light and earns the habit
Most Pomodoro apps either look like spreadsheets or hide the timer behind a paywall. PomoDuck keeps the timer at the centre and the rest of the experience friendly.
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Track your daily streak
See how many focused sessions you complete each day. The streak grows the more you show up.
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A friendly mascot to keep you going
Meet your focus duck. It quacks along while you work and celebrates with you when the session ends.
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Productivity dashboard
Review focus minutes per day, weekly totals, and trends over the last 90 days. Spot the patterns behind your best work.
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Available in 20+ languages
English, Vietnamese, Spanish, French, Chinese, Hindi, Arabic and more — pick yours during onboarding.
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Web + browser extension
Use it directly in any browser. Install the optional Chrome extension to keep the timer in your toolbar while you work.
“The Pomodoro Technique turns time from a stressor into an ally.”— Francesco Cirillo, creator of the Pomodoro Technique
Frequently asked questions
Everything you might want to know
What is the Pomodoro Technique?
The Pomodoro Technique is a time-management method developed by Francesco Cirillo in the late 1980s. You work in 25-minute focused blocks (called "Pomodoros"), each followed by a short 5-minute break. After four Pomodoros, you take a longer 15–30 minute break. It works because it makes starting easier, reduces decision fatigue, and builds rhythm.
Is PomoDuck free to use?
Yes. The timer, task list, focus dashboard, and streak tracking are all free. You can use the entire core experience without paying.
Do I need an account?
You can start a timer immediately without signing in. Creating a free account lets your tasks, streak, and stats sync across devices so you can pick up where you left off.
Does it work on mobile?
Yes. PomoDuck runs in any modern mobile browser. The interface is designed mobile-first, so the timer, task list, and stats look right on small screens.
Can I customise the session length?
The default sessions are 25 minutes of work + 5 minutes of break, which matches the classic Pomodoro Technique and works for most people. We are working on customisable session lengths for users who prefer 50/10 or 90/15 deep-work cycles.
Will my data be safe?
We use industry-standard HTTPS encryption, store passwords hashed, and never sell your personal data. Read the full Privacy Policy for the details on what we collect and how it is used.
Your next focused 25 minutes start now.
No sign-up needed to try. Open the timer, pick a task, and go.