Embrace a unique pomodoro experience.
A Pomodoro focus timer that feels like a warm room instead of a stopwatch. Set a session, pick a cozy scene and ambient sound, and work in calm, steady blocks.
cozydoro/ˈkoʊ.zi.do.ro/
Cozy, because focus comes easier when you feel comfortable. Pomodoro, the classic 25-minute work rhythm named after a tomato-shaped kitchen timer. Put together: a rhythm you actually want to sit down with.
Most focus timers feel like pressure: a countdown and a buzzer. We kept losing the fight with starting, not with finishing. So we built a timer that lowers the cost of beginning, with a place that feels good to stay in and a rhythm that adapts to you.
A painted scene fills the screen and a ring in the middle, drawn in that scene's own colours, shows the time you have left. The next phase sits underneath, and the controls fade away after a few seconds so nothing else asks for attention.
Tap focus, short break, long break or focus count on the timer screen and slide to the length you want: focus from 5 to 120 minutes, breaks from 1 to 60. Or let CozyAI pick them for you. Try the slider here.
Cozy rooms, landscapes and cities around the world, each with its own soundscape and its own small motion: fireflies at the campfire, rain over Kyoto, gulls above Istanbul, stars under the northern lights. Turn on the lofi radio on top if you like music.
Today's minutes against your daily average, the last 7 days compared with the week before, your total focus, your streak and a weekly chart. Pro adds peak hours, focus trends and per-pomodoro breakdowns.
Answer six quick questions about your work, attention span, energy and surroundings. CozyAI suggests focus and break lengths, tells you why, and applies them in one tap. It runs on your phone.
Lock your phone and the session keeps going. On iPhone a Live Activity shows the countdown, when it ends and your rounds, on the lock screen and in the Dynamic Island. On Android an ongoing notification counts down, and when you switch to another app the timer keeps running in a small picture-in-picture window that shows the scene, the ring and the time left. When a phase ends you get a notification, and scheduled sessions send a heads-up 10 minutes before.
When a short break starts, a panel slides up with an activity that fills the break. Guided routines show one illustrated move at a time with its own countdown: Eye Rest, Desk Stretch, Move & Hydrate and a Mini Workout. Breathe Therapy paces your breath (Calm 4-7-8, Box 4-4-4-4, Balance 5-5), and there is a piano and balloons to pop.
Nothing in Cozydoro’s look is decoration. Here is what the icon, each colour and each typeface stands for.
The timer ring is the whole icon, with one quarter lit: a session already under way. We left out the tomato, the clock and the coffee cup on purpose. Warm light in a dark room says focus without needing an object to explain it.
#171412A dark, warm brown instead of black: a room at night with one lamp on, so the screen never glares while you work.
#DA673DThe lit part of the ring. A glow rather than an alarm, so time passing feels calm, not urgent.
#F0B079Where the ring's light softens, so progress grows gently instead of flashing.
#FFAA6BThe bright end of the accent gradient, the warmest point on screen, saved for what matters.
#F3E5D3The colour of paper under a lamp. Main buttons are cream with dark brown text, quiet enough to press without breaking the mood.
Geometric, round figures that stay calm at any size, from a small label to a countdown that fills the screen.
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No. Cozydoro has no sign-in. Open it and start a session.
No. Your pomodoros, statistics and tasks stay on your phone. Uninstalling the app removes them.
Yes. The default is 25 minutes of focus, a 5-minute short break and a 15-minute long break every 4 sessions. Tap a duration on the timer screen to change it, or edit a pomodoro to use presets such as 50/10 and 90/15. While a session runs you can add or remove a minute.
Every scene has its own soundscape, such as a campfire, a cafe or a rainy room, plus places around the world, noise colours (white, pink, brown and more) and a 440 Hz tone. One soundscape plays at a time, and you can add the free lofi radio on top with its own volume.
A short set of six questions about your work, focus, energy and surroundings. It suggests focus, break and long-break lengths and explains why. It runs on your phone and sends nothing. Your first plan is free; Pro makes it unlimited.
Yes. You get a notification when each phase ends, a Live Activity and Dynamic Island on iPhone, and on Android an ongoing timer notification plus a small picture-in-picture window that floats over other apps.
Every scene and soundscape, the advanced statistics charts, unlimited CozyAI plans, unlimited task projects and focus-only mode. The timer, break activities, core statistics, calendar, reminders and radio are free.
Pomodoro Technique: What It Is and How to Do It The Pomodoro technique explained: where it came from, how the 25/5 cycle works, a step-by-step first session, common mistakes, and who it suits best. 
Best Pomodoro Length: 25 vs 50 Minutes, and How to Test It Find the best Pomodoro length for your work: 25/5, 50/10, 52/17 and 90-minute blocks compared, plus a one-week test and tips for adjusting by energy. 
Pomodoro for ADHD: How to Make the Timer Work for You Pomodoro for ADHD, adapted: shorter blocks, body doubling, cues that make starting easier, what to do when hyperfocus meets the bell, and lost blocks. 
