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title: Free Pomodoro Timer for Students | StudyTracker
url: https://studytracker.co.in/pomodoro-timer
author: Ishwar Gariya, founder of StudyTracker, Rajkot, Gujarat, India
updated: 2026-10-12
summary: A free Pomodoro timer for studying. Run 25 and 5 focus blocks, save them by subject and see your weekly charts. Made in Rajkot, Gujarat.
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# A free Pomodoro timer that saves your study time

## Short answer

A **Pomodoro timer** splits your study into short blocks, usually **25 minutes of work and 5 minutes of rest**. The StudyTracker focus timer runs Pomodoro blocks for free and saves each one by subject, so you see your real study time.

## How to run a Pomodoro session

- Pick **one** task, like "10 partnership questions in Accountancy".
- Start a 25 minute block and put your phone out of reach.
- Take a 5 minute break. Stand up, drink water, skip the scrolling.
- After four blocks, take a longer break of 15 to 30 minutes.

## Why it works

Starting is the hardest part of studying. A small block with a clear end makes it easier to begin, and the break keeps your mind fresh. It also gives you clean numbers. Eight blocks means about four hours of real focus, not a vague "I studied all evening". Read the full [Pomodoro guide for students](https://studytracker.co.in/blog/pomodoro-technique-for-students).

## Other timers

StudyTracker also has a timer for each subject and a plain stopwatch session, so you can use whatever suits the topic. Pair it with the [planner](https://studytracker.co.in/study-planner) to decide what each block is for.

## Frequently asked questions

### What is the Pomodoro Technique?

You work in short focused blocks, usually 25 minutes, with a 5 minute break after each one. After a few blocks you take a longer break.

### Is the StudyTracker focus timer free?

Yes. The focus timer, including Pomodoro mode, is free for everyone.

### Is 25 minutes right for everyone?

No. 25 and 5 is a good place to start. Some students like 40 and 10, or 50 and 10, for harder subjects. Try a few and keep the one you can stick with.

### Does the timer save my sessions?

Yes. Finished sessions are saved with their subject and length, and they show up in your charts.

## Keep exploring

[Pomodoro for StudentsHow the technique works.](https://studytracker.co.in/blog/pomodoro-technique-for-students)[Stop ProcrastinatingSeven fixes you can try today.](https://studytracker.co.in/blog/stop-procrastinating-while-studying)[How Many Hours Should You Study?A simple way to find your number.](https://studytracker.co.in/blog/how-many-hours-should-a-student-study)[Study PlannerPlan revision and count down to exams.](https://studytracker.co.in/study-planner)

IG Written by [Ishwar Gariya](https://studytracker.co.in/founder), founder of StudyTracker, Rajkot, Gujarat · Updated 12 October 2026