🐦 About Pomodoro Bird
Pomodoro Bird is a free online Pomodoro timer that helps you focus and manage your time. Whether you are studying for exams, working remotely, or training your attention span (ADHD-friendly), this aesthetic pomodoro timer has you covered — and the little bird remembers every session you complete or abandon.
📚 What is the Pomodoro Technique?
Invented by Francesco Cirillo in the 1980s, the Pomodoro Technique boils down to one idea: 25 minutes of focused work + 5 minutes of rest = one “pomodoro”. It is widely used for study, remote work and ADHD focus training, and is one of the most popular focus timer methods in the world.
✨ Core features
- 25-minute focus mode — the classic pomodoro length
- 5 / 50-minute modes — short breaks or deep work
- Custom duration — anything from 1 to 180 minutes
- A bird that remembers — quit 3 times and its eyes turn red; finish a session and it celebrates with you
- Three themes — Forest, Sakura, Deep Space
- Todo list — capture tasks before you focus
- Distraction pad — park intrusive thoughts, handle them later
- Ambient sounds — forest, rain, ocean, white & pink noise
- Level system — earn pomodoros, rank up, plant trees
👥 Who it is for
- Students — exams, entrance tests, online learning
- People with ADHD — attention training and gentler focus
- Remote workers — time management and rhythm
- Freelancers — making hours count
- Anyone who needs a study timer that just works
❓ FAQ
Q: How do I use the Pomodoro Technique?
A: Pick the 25-minute mode, hit start, and work until the timer rings. Take a 5-minute break, and after four pomodoros take a longer one. Pomodoro Bird keeps count of your focus sessions for you.
Q: Does it help with ADHD?
A: Many ADHD users report that pairing the technique with a visible animated bird and background noise makes it easier to stay on task and recover faster when attention drifts.
Q: How do I start a 25-minute timer?
A: Click the “🎯 25m” button and then play. When time is up you get a celebration animation and a chime.
Q: Where is my data stored?
A: Everything stays in your browser's local storage. Nothing is uploaded — private by default.
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