Timer, Pomodoro, Stopwatch, Clock
Use the countdown when you know how long a job takes, Pomodoro when you want work and rest to alternate, the stopwatch when the work is open-ended, and the clock when you just want the time on screen.
Free study timer for students
A focus timer that knows what you're studying, remembers how long you focused, and shows it back to you.
Your work lives on your device. We don't store it, and we don't ask for your email.
Study timer
Set focus length
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Study time
This week, by task
Today and the days before it. Every block you finish is logged here.
How this timer works
Four ways to run a block, one task on the screen, and an honest count at the end.
Any duration, not just 25
Type the hours, minutes and seconds you want, or tap a preset. A 25-minute block is a practical starting length, not a rule — change it to fit the task in front of you.
Automatic breaks
In Pomodoro mode, turn on automatic breaks and the timer runs the break for you. Every fourth focus block takes a longer break. One tap and the next block starts.
The clock keeps real time
The countdown is anchored to a clock time, not a ticking counter, so it stays correct when the tab sleeps or you switch away. The minutes left sit in the tab title too.
What this timer will not do
There are no accounts, no leaderboard and no focus room with other people, and no music streaming built in — everything runs in your browser and stays on your device. The timer never promises that a number of hours turns into a grade. It counts the time; the learning is still yours.
Questions
No. There is no sign-up, no email and no account. Your sessions, tasks and goal are saved in your own browser, on your device, and a Clear my data button deletes them.
Yes. The timer is anchored to a clock time, not a ticking counter, so it stays correct while the tab is in the background. The tab title shows the minutes left, so you can see it at a glance without switching back.
A short chime plays and the session is saved with the task and the minutes. In Pomodoro mode you can turn on automatic breaks so the break starts on its own, and every fourth focus block takes a longer break.
Yes. The timer is not fixed at 25 minutes. Set any duration you like, or use the 15, 25, 45-minute, 1-hour or 2-hour presets. A 25-minute block is a practical starting length, not a rule, so change it to fit the task.
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