About Garden Pomo

Why we built it

Most Pomodoro apps online try to do too much. They want your email, push you toward a paid plan, and bury the timer under banner ads. We wanted the opposite: open the page, hit Start, get to work. Garden Pomo is a single timer with the things that genuinely help (a task list, ambient sounds, a streak counter) and nothing that doesn't.

What makes it different

• No signup, ever. Your tasks, streaks, and theme stay in your browser.
• No tracking. We don't measure who you are or what you do.
• Works offline. Once the page loads, the timer keeps going without an internet connection.
• 12 languages. The interface adapts to where you study from.
• Three themes. Light, dark, and sage: pick the one that doesn't strain your eyes at 2am.

Who it's for

Students in long study blocks, writers chipping away at drafts, programmers who lose track of time, and anyone who finds 25-minute focus blocks easier to commit to than "spend the afternoon on this."

The Pomodoro Technique, briefly

Developed by Francesco Cirillo in the late 1980s, the Pomodoro Technique breaks work into 25-minute focus sessions separated by 5-minute breaks, with a longer 15-minute break after every fourth session. The structure does two things at once: it makes starting easier (25 minutes feels short), and it forces real recovery before fatigue compounds.

Get in touch

Suggestions, bug reports, or just want to say hi? Drop a note via the contact page.