DeepFlow timers

Free online focus timers

Choose a calm timer for quick resets, deep work, study sessions, breathing breaks, and focused tasks.

Start a 25 minute timer Open focus timer

Common durations5, 10, 15, 20, 25, and 30 minute timers

Focus modesFocus, study, Pomodoro, countdown, and ADHD-friendly pages

Calm workspaceNo account required to start a timer

Quick timers

Choose a short, clear countdown.

Use these common durations for breathing breaks, task starts, quick resets, and short focus sessions.

5 minute timerA small reset for breathing, setup, or beginning one tiny task.10 minute timerA short countdown for quick tasks, transitions, and low-energy starts.15 minute timerA compact focus block for email, reading, cleanup, or review.20 minute timerEnough room to make visible progress without committing your whole day.25 minute timerThe classic Pomodoro-length work session for one focused task.30 minute timerA practical half-hour block for study, planning, or focused work.

Focus timers

Protect a deeper work session.

Pick a timer that gives writing, coding, planning, or creative work a visible boundary.

Focus timerA quiet timer for one meaningful work session at a time.25 minute timerA familiar focus block for Pomodoro work or compact tasks.50 minute timerA longer interval for deep work, writing, or coding.90 minute timerA substantial block for demanding work with a real break after.

Study and Pomodoro timers

Make learning and repeatable intervals easier to begin.

Use these timers for reading, revision, practice questions, assignments, and Pomodoro cycles.

Study timerPlan reading, revision, homework, or practice sessions.Pomodoro timerUse a calm 25 minute work interval with purposeful breaks.Countdown timerSet a simple countdown for meetings, chores, workouts, or resets.

ADHD-friendly timers

Start smaller when attention feels hard to gather.

These links favor low-friction starts and honest session lengths. DeepFlow is not a medical tool.

ADHD timerA low-friction timer for starting tasks and staying with them.5 minute task startMake beginning smaller with one tiny next action.10 minute resetReturn after an interruption or low-energy moment.15 minute focus blockGive one useful task enough room to become easier.