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Be mindful while working or studying with Otto's Aesthetic Pomodoro timer

Otto's Aesthetic Pomodoro timer helps you focus and work better by giving you a simple yet beautiful interface reflecting it's mindful philosophy and playful nature.

  • Enhanced focus: Breaking up your revision into 25-minute intervals with breaks allows you to concentrate on the task at hand.
  • Reduced stress: Preparing for an exam can be stressful. Studying in smaller intervals helps revision feel more manageable.
  • Better time management: Taking a more conscious approach to time allocation makes it easier to track the time you spend studying.

Features in the Aesthetic Pomodoro timer

  • — Change the background to different times of the day. At the moment you can change to day time and evening time.
  • — Play Ambiant sounds in the background
  • — Adjust the timer duration for both work and break mode.
  • — Play a sound track (coming soon)
  • — Change to different backgrounds (coming soon)

About the Pomodoro Method

The Pomodoro Technique is a time management method developed by Francesco Cirillo in the late 1980s. It's designed to help people work with time, not against it, by breaking down tasks into focused intervals with short breaks. Here's how it typically works:

How does a Pomodoro Timer work?

  • — Choose a Task: Decide on a specific task you want to work on.
  • — Set a Timer for 25 Minutes: Work on the task with full focus and avoid interruptions until the timer goes off. This 25-minute block is called a 'Pomodoro.'
  • — Take a Short Break (5 Minutes): After the timer rings, take a quick break to relax and reset.
  • — Repeat: After four Pomodoros, take a longer break, usually 15-30 minutes.