Focus on one thing, for as long as feels doable.
Drag the ring to choose a focus time, pick the task, and work inside a calm focus scene. Short sessions count.

Long, strict sessions can feel like a test you might fail. A focus timer that lets you choose the length, and celebrates the time you put in, makes it easier to start and easier to come back.
How it helps
You choose the length
Drag the ring to set a time that feels doable today, from a few minutes upward.
Focus on a task
Link a session to a task so the timer and your plan work together.
Cozy mode
Optional focus scenes and sound make the session feel calmer.
Wins add up
Finished sessions and tasks count toward badges and progress.
Good for
- Pomodoro style sessions
- Starting a task you have been avoiding
- Studying or deep work blocks
Guides on this topic
The Pomodoro Technique: a beginner's guide
How the Pomodoro Technique works, where it comes from, and how to adjust the 25 minute timer so it fits your brain instead of fighting it.
6 min readHow to focus better: 8 habits that protect your attention
Struggling to concentrate? Practical ways to focus better at work and study, from single tasking to setting up your space, based on research on task switching.
6 min readBody doubling: why working next to someone helps you start
Body doubling means doing tasks in the presence of another person, in person or online. How to try it, why many people swear by it, and what research knows so far.
6 min readQuestions
Is it a Pomodoro timer?
You can use it for Pomodoro sessions, but you choose any length that suits you.
Are focus scenes free?
Focus scenes are part of Taskling Plus.