Focus Room: Pomodoro Timer

Focus Room is a study timer that decorates a cozy room while you focus. Focus for 25 minutes, take a 5-minute break, and every focus you finish brings a present with new furniture for your room.

The empty bedroom slowly fills with a bed, a teddy bear, a cat and more. When a room is full, the next one opens. Studying, working or reading becomes something you can see growing.

■ Focus 25 minutes, break 5 minutes
Start with one tap. After 4 focuses you get a longer 15-minute break. You can change every length to suit you, and breaks can start automatically.

■ A present for every focus
Each focus you finish brings a present. Open it and a new piece of furniture is placed in your room. If you stop partway, there is no present, so you want to see it through.

■ 7 rooms and 84 pieces of furniture
Bedroom, living room, study, kitchen, playroom, music room and garden. Each room has 12 items, and filling one opens the next.

■ Arrange your room your way
Furniture is placed for you. Long-press to move it, or put it away and bring it back later. The light from the window follows the real time of day, from morning sun to a starry night.

■ Calm sounds while you focus
Rain, fireplace, waves, forest, wind and soft noise, with volume control. The sound keeps playing with the screen off and stops when your focus ends.

■ Keeps running with the app closed
The timer does not stop when you leave the app or turn off the screen. When it ends, a notification lets you know with sound and vibration. The time stays right even if you change the phone's clock.

■ See your records
Check today, the last 7 days, your total and your streak, and look back at the furniture you have collected.

■ No sign-up, no subscription
Everything is free, with no account and no in-app purchases. Your records stay on your phone, and the timer works without an internet connection. The app is free with ads. You can choose to watch a video for one extra present, up to 3 times a day. No full-screen ad appears while you are focusing.

Good for
・Studying for exams and doing homework
・Working or reading without getting distracted
・Keeping a daily study habit going
・Anyone who gives up on plain timers after a few days
・People who like cute rooms and collecting things

Focus Room is not affiliated with the creator of the Pomodoro Technique.
Pictures: Fluent Emoji by Microsoft (MIT License).