Free tool
Visual timer and pomodoro timer
A colored disk shows the time left and shrinks as it runs out. Built by people with ADHD, for anyone who loses track of time.
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Mode
How long?
Turn the chime on to hear when time's up. Keep this tab open.
Good to know
How does the pomodoro mode work?
Focus for 25 minutes, then take a 5-minute break. The timer switches on its own and counts each finished focus block. Stop whenever you like.
What is a visual timer?
A timer you can see. The colored disk shows the minutes left on a 60-minute face and shrinks as time runs out, so you can tell how much is left at a glance.
Why does a visual timer help with ADHD?
Many people with ADHD say time feels invisible. Watching it shrink makes it concrete, which can make starting, stopping and switching a little easier.
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