Lull

Description

Calm break reminders and guided micro-exercises. Lull reminds you to take regular breaks from screen work and walks you through a short guided exercise when one is due. It's designed to feel like the pause it asks you to take — quiet, slow, out of the way until it's needed. — How it works — Pick an interval (anywhere from 1 to 120 minutes). Lull counts down in the background. When the timer fires, you get an OS notification and a soft "!" badge on the toolbar icon. Open the popup to start the break — or snooze it, or skip it. The break opens in a full page with a single exercise: a category, a short description, and numbered instructions. Once you press Start, a sticky bar pins the countdown to the top of the page so the timer stays visible while you read. When the exercise finishes, you land on a "Well done" screen with a quote and a small confetti burst, and you're back to your day. — What's in this version — • A complete redesign around a single accent color, generous whitespace, and self-hosted typography (Geist + JetBrains Mono). Light and dark mode follow your system preference. • A redesigned popup with four clear states — Stopped, Running, Paused, and Break-due — and a Restart action that resets the countdown without ending the session. • A toolbar badge that only reflects timer state: minutes remaining in green while running, "II" in amber when paused, "!" in red when a break is due. • A new break page with a sticky countdown bar, a dedicated celebration view when an exercise completes, and a small confetti burst in the brand palette. • Around 60 micro-exercises covering eyes, neck, shoulders, wrists, posture, breathing and short walks. • Available in English, Spanish and French. — Privacy — Lull makes zero third-party network requests at runtime. No analytics, no tracking, no remote config. Your interval, your timer state and your preferences live in chrome.storage on your own browser and nowhere else.

Details & SEO