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The original tomato technique, modernized. Run 25/5 cycles with auto-start breaks, or change every length to fit your brain.
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Tomato Timer on Chrono Timer: The original tomato technique, modernized. Run 25/5 cycles with auto-start breaks, or change every length to fit your brain. Free on iautre.com — no account, works offline.

Use hours, minutes and seconds — or tap a quick preset below the display.
Hit play or press Space. The countdown keeps running if you switch tabs.
When time is up the alarm rings, with an optional notification and confetti.
A tomato timer is an online countdown (or pomodoro/interval) tuned for focus workflows—clear display, alarm when time is up, and presets that match how people actually work.
Yes. Chrono Timer’s tomato timer on iautre.com is free, with no ads and no account. Settings stay in your browser.
Yes. After the first visit, Chrono works as a PWA offline—useful for classrooms, travel, and flaky Wi‑Fi.
Fully—backgrounds, clock styles, fonts, colors, ambient sounds, and saved themes. Make it match your desk or classroom display.
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