# FocusFlow — Pomodoro timer for deep work sessions Free online Pomodoro timer with customizable work and break intervals, sound notifications, session tracking, and visual progress ring. Stay focused and productive with the Pomodoro technique. Primary URL: https://focus.thicket.sh ## What is FocusFlow? FocusFlow is a free online Pomodoro timer for deep work and study sessions. It implements the Pomodoro Technique — alternating between focused work intervals (typically 25 minutes) and short breaks — with configurable work/break durations, session tracking, sound notifications, and a visual progress ring. No sign-up required. Runs entirely in your browser. ## Tools ### Pomodoro Timer URL: https://focus.thicket.sh/pomodoro A configurable Pomodoro timer with: - Default 25-minute work sessions, 5-minute short breaks, 15-minute long breaks - Adjustable work/break durations - Sound notifications on interval change - Visual progress ring - Session counter (tracks completed pomodoros) - Long break every 4 pomodoros ## Blog Articles ### Deep Work Is Dying: How to Reclaim Focus in an Age of Fragmentation URL: https://focus.thicket.sh/blog/deep-work-focus-guide-2026 Published: 2026-04-06 Tags: deep work, focus, productivity, time management, 2026 Summary: Employees average only 2-3 hours of deep focus per day, and that time is fragmenting into smaller blocks. Research-backed techniques that restore sustained concentration in 2026 — energy-matched scheduling, micro-task batching, pre-work rituals, shutdown routines, and environment design. ## How the Pomodoro Technique Works 1. Pick a single task. 2. Set the timer for 25 minutes (one "pomodoro"). 3. Work on the task with no interruptions until the timer rings. 4. Take a short 5-minute break. 5. Repeat. Every 4 pomodoros, take a longer 15-30 minute break. ## Why FocusFlow? - **Free forever.** No account, no paywall, no ads. - **Works offline.** Once loaded, the timer runs entirely in your browser. - **Respects privacy.** No tracking of your work sessions on our servers. - **Sound + visual feedback.** Know when intervals change without watching the clock. - **Session tracking.** See how many pomodoros you've completed. ## Related Topics - Pomodoro Technique (Francesco Cirillo, 1980s) - Deep Work (Cal Newport, 2016) - Attention fragmentation and recovery time (Gloria Mark, UC Irvine) - Energy management vs time management - Focus rituals and environment design ## Site Information - Category: productivity - Primary keyword: pomodoro timer - Target keywords: pomodoro timer online, focus timer, work timer, study timer, productivity timer, 25 minute timer, pomodoro technique, free pomodoro timer, online focus timer, deep work timer - Last updated: 2026-05-13