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Pomodoro technique with cultural breaks: a work of art, a moment of journaling, and classical music. In a world where we are constantly interrupted, I wanted to give a real work break. One where you reconnect with your humanity and creativity. How it works: Start a 25-minute work cycle from the popup. When it ends, a break screen appears over your active tab: an artwork from the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection, a classical music recording playing in the background, and a space to jot down a thought inspired by the day's artwork. Features: ➤ Classic Pomodoro timer (work / break) with customisable duration. ➤ Break screen with a random artwork (provided by the Met Museum) chosen from a pool of 15 000+ paintings featuring the European, Asian and Modern Art collections. You can make view the art fullscreen. ➤ Pausable and collapsible classical music player featuring 20 tracks, automatically reshuffled after each break ➤ A journal you can revisit anytime, to reread past notes linked to their artworks. ➤ "Skip" button available after 8 seconds if you need to get back to work early. Privacy: No personal data collected, no account required, your journal stays only on your device. No third-party servers besides the Met Museum (artwork) and Wikimedia Commons (music) both providing public-domain content. Full policy on the website: https://art-pomodoro.vercel.app
Aug 25, 2026
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