Twenty minutes. A real focus block without committing an hour.
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A 20 minute timer sits between a warm-up and a full half hour. It is long enough to get properly into a task and short enough that committing to it feels easy, which makes it a sensible default when you can't tell how long something will take.
Twenty minutes is also a popular length for a power nap, a short workout, or a single timed section of exam practice, where the clock keeps you honest about pace.
Not sure if a job takes ten minutes or an hour? Start twenty. When the alarm rings you'll know whether to restart or stop.
Turn the volume up and click the page once before you lie down. Browsers can block audio until you've interacted with a page.
Twenty minutes on and five off is a gentle rhythm for long afternoons. When the alarm rings, pick 5 and start the break.
It's a common choice, because it's short enough to wake up easily. Keep the tab open, the device awake, and the sound on so the alarm can play.
Not while it's asleep, because browsers pause pages during sleep. When it wakes, the time left is correct and the alarm plays if the time is up. For naps, keep the screen on.
Need a different length? Set a custom time on the main timer, or read how the timer works.
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