Choose a Pomodoro length: 15, 25, 50, or 90 minutes
A measurable way to choose a Pomodoro length from task depth, restart cost, interruptions, and fatigue.
Read the guideCreate a collaborative session for free with an account; every guest joins for free with the shared code. Get back in the zone together, in real time.
A simple, fast online pomodoro timer.
Sign in with a free account, set the Pomodoro length and start your room.
Send the access code to your teammates so everyone lands in the same room.
Everyone sees the same real-time pomodoro timer. Stay synced and productive.
A Pomodoro timer designed for teamwork, without friction.
Every participant sees the same timer, breaks and rhythm in the shared room.
Sign in with a free account, create the room, then guests join with the shared code.
Adjust pomodoro length, short breaks and long breaks to match your rhythm, team or task.
Track weekly progress, compare with your team and stay motivated through the shared leaderboard.
Coffee Focus combines the structure of the Pomodoro method with real-time collaboration. Whether you are pair programming, working as a team or studying with friends, stay synced from anywhere.
Start with the reviewed product guide, or learn how to prepare a genuinely collaborative focus session.
The Pomodoro Technique was developed by Francesco Cirillo in the late 1980s. Its name comes from the tomato-shaped kitchen timer he used to structure his work.
The principle is simple: work intensely for 25 minutes on one task, then take a short break. After four cycles, take a longer recovery break.
This rhythm can help structure concentration and regular breaks without turning every work block into a long session.
Coffee Focus adds what the original method does not cover: collaboration. One synchronized timer, shared by the whole team in real time.
Study with friends in a collaborative focus session. Ideal for exam periods and revision blocks.
Sync Pomodoro sessions across time zones and keep a shared working rhythm.
Recreate a remote coworking atmosphere and code in parallel, on the same cadence.
Reviewed guides for choosing a focus rhythm, working together and using breaks deliberately.
A measurable way to choose a Pomodoro length from task depth, restart cost, interruptions, and fatigue.
Read the guideConcrete Pomodoro break protocols that support recovery without losing context or turning five minutes into endless scrolling.
Read the guideCombine a study timer with retrieval practice, correction, and spaced returns.
Read the guideCreate your free room in seconds, or join an existing session without an account with its code.