Half an hour. The standard block for deep work.
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A 30 minute timer is the classic focus block. It runs a few minutes longer than a Pomodoro interval and gives a task room to settle in, but not so much room that your attention fades before the end. That balance is why the main timer opens on 30.
Use it for writing, studying one topic, a focused coding session, or a meeting you want to keep on time. When the alarm rings, stand up for a few minutes before the next round.
Write the one thing you'll work on before pressing Start. Half an hour goes quickly when you're not choosing what to do.
A short break after each block keeps the next one sharp. When the alarm rings, pick 5 for the break, then come back to 30.
In a meeting, put the timer in full screen or keep the floating timer on top so everyone can see how much time is left.
Close. A classic Pomodoro is 25 minutes of work and a 5 minute break. Thirty minutes gives the same rhythm with a little slack. For exactly 25, use Set a custom time.
Yes. The timer counts down to a fixed end time instead of adding up seconds, so a background tab or a locked phone can't make the half hour run long.
Need a different length? Set a custom time on the main timer, or read how the timer works.
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