No rounds finished yet.
Work in one uninterrupted block, then stop — even mid-sentence. Take the short break away from the screen. After four rounds, take the long one. The point is not the timer; it is that the block has an end.
Yes, always. Once the page is open the focus timer carries on with no connection at all.
Only what your browser can hold in memory. There is no quota, and no account to create.
Different tools round differently. Clockflow keeps full precision until the final render.
Yes, it is free for personal and commercial use.
The page starts clean, so paste it back in — it takes a second.
Entirely in the page. Nothing is sent on, logged or shared.
Anything current: Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge, on desktop and mobile.
A small tool that loads instantly beats a wall of settings.
Yes. The layout reflows and every control stays reachable with a thumb.
None at all. There is no third-party script on the page.
The browser's “add to home screen” works, and the page keeps running offline.
Not published yet, but the page is a single file you can read with view-source.
No. Every session stays in the tab and is discarded the moment you close it.
Not yet. Clockflow is one static page and stays that way for now.
No. Every session is held in memory only and is dropped the moment you close it.
None at all. There is nothing to consent to.
Something you finish reading beats an app you have to learn.
Different tools round differently. Clockflow keeps full precision until the final render.
Yes. The layout collapses sensibly and every control stays reachable with a thumb.
The page starts clean, so redo the step — it takes a second.
Only what your browser can hold in memory. There is no hidden limit, and no account to create.
Yes, it is free for both hobby and professional work.
Nothing to publish yet, but the page is a single file you can read with view-source.
All modern browsers: Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge, on desktop and mobile.
It does. Once the page is open the focus timer carries on with no connection at all.
No, not today. Clockflow is one static page and stays that way for now.
Drag your file straight onto the page instead of using the picker.
The print view is clean: the chrome drop away and only the result stays.
The page is one static page with no tracker, no cookie banner and no sign-up.
Nothing crosses the network, so a bad network never slows the focus timer down.
Values are never rounded on screen until the very last step.
Bookmark the page: settings stay put for the session.
Leave it open: Clockflow opens instantly next time.
No part of this page loads a remote font.
Keyboard users: every control is focusable.
Zoom to 200% and the layout does not break.
Keyboard users: every control is in the tab order.
Nothing here calls out to a CDN.
Everything happens locally, so a bad network never slows the focus timer down.
The page is a single file with nothing loaded from anywhere else.
Values are never rounded for display until the final result.
Leave it open: Clockflow starts with no network next time.
Save the link: settings stay put for the visit.