Introducing Study Pomodoro — Plan Your Focus Sessions

Today we’re launching Study Pomodoro, a free Pomodoro planner and timer built specifically for students who want to stop guessing how their study sessions will go and start planning them.

Most Pomodoro apps give you a timer and little else. You press start, it counts down 25 minutes, and you’re left to figure out the rest yourself — how many rounds you’ll do, when the long break falls, and what time you’ll actually finish. Study Pomodoro flips that around. It plans the whole session first, so you walk in knowing exactly what the next few hours look like.

What It Does

Study Pomodoro is both a planner and a timer in one. You set the pieces that matter:

• Focus length — how long each work block runs (default 25 minutes).
• Short break — the breather between blocks (default 5 minutes).
• Long break — the bigger reset (15–30 minutes).
• Pomodoros before a long break — how many focus blocks earn the long break (default 4).
• Total Pomodoros — how many you want to complete in the session.

From those inputs it generates the full schedule — every focus block and break in order — along with your total focus time, total break time, and total elapsed time. Enter a start time and it shows your projected finish time, so “a quick evening session” becomes a concrete plan that ends at 9:40 PM instead of a vague hope.

Built for Real Study Sessions

The point of seeing the whole timeline up front is that you can adjust before you commit. If eight Pomodoros run past your bedtime, you’ll know immediately and can trim scope or shift your start earlier. It turns planning into a ten-second decision instead of a midnight surprise.

The tool runs 100% in your browser — there’s no sign-up, no account, and nothing to install. Your settings stay on your device, and because elapsed time is measured as a timestamp difference rather than a counting loop, the timer stays accurate even if you switch tabs or get briefly distracted.

Get Started

If you’re new to the method, or you want help choosing the right focus and break lengths for dense material versus light review, read our companion Study Pomodoro Method guide — it covers everything from interval lengths to tracking your daily focus time.

Otherwise, jump straight in. Open Study Pomodoro, set your intervals, generate your schedule, and start your first focus block. Plan the session once, then let the structure carry you through it.