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A simple and aesthetic Pomodoro timer. Pomodoro Timer is a simple and aesthetic focus timer that helps you get work done in consistent, distraction-free bursts. Start a classic 25-minute Pomodoro, take a 5-minute or 15-minute break, and keep track of how many sessions you complete each day. The timer continues running in the background even after you close the popup, and Chrome’s toolbar badge shows the remaining time at a glance. Key features ・One-click Pomodoro (25:00) with Start / Pause / Reset ・Break buttons: 5 minutes and 15 minutes ・Auto-cycle mode: automatically alternates between Pomodoros and breaks ・Every 4th Pomodoro → 15-minute break, otherwise 5-minute breaks ・Toolbar badge countdown (MM:SS) ・Red during Pomodoro, Green during breaks ・Completion notifications so you never miss the end ・Selectable timer sounds: Bell / Chime / Ding / None ・Daily Pomodoro count (“Today: X 🍅”) ・History view: 30-day calendar in the popup + a full history page with stats ・Total Pomodoros / Average per day / Best day Privacy This extension does not collect, transmit, or sell personal data. All timer settings and history are stored locally on your device using Chrome storage. Permissions explained ・storage: save your settings (auto-cycle, sound) and your Pomodoro history ・alarms: keep accurate timing in the background ・notifications: notify you when a session ends ・offscreen: play completion sounds reliably
Jan 6, 2026
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