Every timer you run quietly fills this page: focus time, breaks, finished sessions and checked-off tasks — same four numbers everywhere, broken down per technique.
Pick up to 5 numbers — they show as one pin chip on every timer page.
0 of 5 pins used
Focus (red) stacked on breaks (amber), per day.
Share of your focus time in the selected period.
When your focus happens in the selected period.
Every square is a day — darker red means more focus time.
Personal bests, counted automatically from every session you have logged.
Free & no sign-up — your stats stay in this browser, on this device.
Focus Stats is the scoreboard for every TomatoTimers timer. Each timer records your finished sessions automatically — how long you focused, how long you broke, how many sessions you completed and which tasks you checked off — and all of it lands in one private log in this browser. No account, no upload, no setup: run any timer and this page fills itself in. The same four variables are measured for every technique (Focus, Breaks, Tasks Completed, Sessions), so the Pomodoro timer, 52/17, 20-20-20, Flowtime and the Custom Timer can be compared fairly on the per-technique donut. The rhythm charts show which days of the week and which hours of the day your focus usually happens, and the activity heatmap and records keep score of your streaks and personal bests. Switch between Today, This Week, This Month and All Time with the tabs above; the 14-day chart always shows the last two weeks regardless of the tab.
Every TomatoTimers timer records your finished sessions automatically: focus time, break time, completed sessions and tasks you check off. All of it lands in one private log in this browser — nothing is uploaded and there is no account.
Focus is your total focused work time in the selected period, Breaks is total break time, Tasks Completed counts to-dos you checked off, and Sessions counts finished focus sessions. The same four variables are measured for every timer technique, so Pomodoro, 52/17, 20-20-20, Flowtime and Custom Timer can be compared fairly.
Yes. The per-technique breakdown shows how much of your focus time, sessions and tasks each timer contributed in the selected period, as a colored donut chart — so you can see at a glance whether you are mostly a Pomodoro person or a Flowtime person.
Stats start counting from the moment you use a timer that records them — timers did not keep a history before this page existed, so there is nothing to backfill. To preview what the charts look like with a busy history, use the Load example data button; it fills six weeks of realistic demo sessions that you can wipe anytime with Clear all stats.
No account, ever. Your stats live in this browser's local storage and stay on this device only. To move or back them up, use Export to download a JSON file and Import to restore it anywhere — importing merges with what is already here, nothing gets overwritten.
The classic 25-minute focus rhythm with short and long breaks — our main timer for deep work and study sessions.
Work 52 focused minutes, then take 17 to truly unplug — the deep-work rhythm measured from the most productive people.
Every 20 minutes, look 20 feet away for 20 seconds — a gentle eye-break rhythm that fights digital eye strain.
Work as long as you're in flow while your break charges in real time — earn rest sized to the work you actually did.
Stack, name and loop your own phases — a custom timer for study, workouts, classrooms or meetings.
Live countdown to the deadlines that matter — exams, launches, holidays — with icons, colors and a pin that rides along on your timer pages.
Build a chain and don't break it — daily check-ins and count-up streaks painted across one big calendar, pinable to your timers.