Focus

Pairs a Pomodoro timer (25 minutes of work, a 5-minute short break and a 15-minute long break) with the four-quadrant Eisenhower matrix of your tasks (urgent by important). Start the timer, pick the next task from the matrix, and work through the cycle.

• Work, short-break and long-break phases that follow each other, with a long break after every fourth work cycle
• The Eisenhower matrix buckets tasks by urgency (due within the next day, or already overdue) and importance (high or urgent priority)
• A counter of completed work cycles, with Pause, Reset and Skip controls

• The timer lives in the page. Closing the tab or reloading it resets the timer to a fresh work phase, and nothing is stored.
• The matrix treats a due date within the next day, or already past, as urgent, and high or urgent priority as important. Neither rule can be changed, and done tasks are left out.

1. 1Start a Pomodoro before each block of deep work.
2. 2Glance at the matrix to pick the next task.
3. 3Rest during the break. The timer moves to the next phase by itself and keeps counting, without a sound.

Does the timer keep running if I close the tab?

No. The timer exists only while the page is open. Closing the tab or reloading it starts again from a fresh work phase.

How does the matrix decide what is important?

Urgency comes from the due date falling within the next day or already being past, and importance comes from priority: high and urgent count as important. These two rules are fixed.

Can I use intervals other than twenty-five and five?

No. The lengths are fixed at twenty-five minutes of work, a five-minute short break and a fifteen-minute long break. Use Skip to move to the next phase early, or Reset to start again.