Something to show for it
Each finished focus grows a plant. Fill the field and you harvest the fruit to keep.
Free online Pomodoro timer that grows plants
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Drag the timer card to move it. When this group is focused, use arrow keys to nudge, hold Shift for larger steps, or press Home to reset.
How it works
Start a timer. Grow a plant.
That's the whole idea. Finish a focus and something grows.
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Set your timer
Use the classic 25/5 cycle, pick a preset, or make your own.
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Do the work
Press Start and work on one thing until the timer ends.
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Grow a plant
Finish a focus and your plant grows. Sign in only if you want to keep your field.
Why Pomodoro Planter
A timer, not a productivity guru.
No account needed
Open the page and start. Your timer and first plant stay in this browser.
Your time, your rules
Use 25/5, 52/17, 90/20, Animedoro, or build a cycle that fits you.
Keep what you grow
Sign in when you want to save your plants and keep the same timer running across devices.
Find your rhythm
Use the timer your work needs.
Start with 25/5, stretch the focus block, or make every completion grow something.
Learn the Pomodoro Technique
Learn the classic 25/5 method, its rules, and when longer focus fits better.
Make focus visible
See how completed focused minutes turn into a field of growing plants.
Build a custom cycle
Build up to 12 named focus and rest steps around the work you actually do.
Browse every guide
Compare classic 25/5, 52/17, 90/20, Animedoro, and Pomodoro planting.
Start a 25-minute timer
The classic Pomodoro length, already set with a 5-minute break behind it.
Start a 30-minute timer
A half-hour block that lines up with how a calendar is already carved.
Start a 50-minute timer
Fifty minutes of deep work with a break long enough to leave the desk.
Start a 1-hour timer
A full hour for work that needs a real run at it, with a 10-minute break.
Questions
Questions people ask.
- What is the Pomodoro Technique?
- Work for 25 minutes, take a 5-minute break, and repeat. After four rounds, take a longer break. Change the timings if 25/5 doesn't suit you.
- Is Pomodoro Planter free?
- Yes. Use the timer and grow plants for free.
- Do I need an account?
- No. Start now. Sign in only when you want to save your field and sync the timer across devices.
- What do I share when I sign up?
- Just an email and a display name, handled by the sign-in service Clerk. It's used only to keep your garden on your account — no ads, and nothing is sold or shared.
- Can I change the Pomodoro length?
- Yes. Rename, reorder, add, or remove timers. Each step can be 1 to 120 minutes, and a cycle can have up to 12 steps.
- Can I use the 52/17 or 90/20 method?
- Yes. There's a 52/17 preset, and you can set 90/20—or any other rhythm—yourself.
- Can I use this as an Animedoro timer?
- Yes. Use the Animedoro preset: one hour of focus, then a 20-minute break for an episode. You can change both.
- Does the timer sync across devices?
- Yes, once you sign in. Start on one device and the same timer keeps running on another.
- Which plant does a focus session grow?
- Guests grow the starter plant. Signed-in users keep growing their current plant, or get a Tomato automatically when none is selected. You can change what grows next at any time.
- How is this different from other Pomodoro timers?
- No coach, no feed, and no streak guilt. Finish a focus and your plant grows. Over time, your field shows the work you did.