40 minute focus timer
Forty minutes is about one class period and a good length for a focused block of reading, writing or practice. Press Start and the pup settles in for 40 minutes.
A 40 minute round earns 2 dog biscuits.
Long enough to get deep
The first few minutes of any session go to settling in. At 40 minutes you get past them and still have a solid stretch of real work, with energy left for the next round. Take a 5 to 10 minute break, then go again.
Nearby lengths
Rounds of 50 minutes or more earn 3 biscuits: try the 50 minute timer. For a classic lesson length there is the 45 minute timer.
How it works
Pick 10, 25, 50 or 60 minutes (or tap the minutes and type any length up to 2 hours), then press Start. The pup settles in to sleep.
Keep this tab open while you work. If you are away for more than 10 seconds the pup wakes for a peek; the timer keeps counting, but the round earns one biscuit fewer.
When the round ends the pup stretches and you earn dog biscuits: 1 for 10+ minutes, 2 for 25+, 3 for 50+. The jar holds up to 99.
Records
Records are seamless loops you can play under your focus. Rooftop Set and Night Ferry are free, and two more can be unlocked on the web with 4 biscuits each. The rest, from math rock and cool jazz to deep house and Ethio-jazz, have previews here and live in the app.
The green Nature mix record plays ten looping nature sounds you can blend with sliders: rain, waves, campfire, thunder, crickets, snowy wind, café, turning pages, a pool and deep space.
On iPhone, Apple Watch and Android
The Pupmodoro apps add a Lock Screen Live Activity and Dynamic Island countdown, a gentle chime when a round ends, every record and every scene, outfits for your pup, a weekly and monthly journal, focus rounds from Apple Watch, and sync across devices. They are a subscription with a 7-day free trial; the web version stays free.
Sleep log
Every round lands in the Sleep log: today's rounds on a little timeline, and this week as crayon bars with the biscuits you earned each day.
Questions
Will it still be set to 40 minutes next time?
Yes. The timer remembers your last length, so next time you only need to press Start.
Is Pupmodoro free?
The web version is free with no sign-up. The iPhone/iPad app (with Apple Watch) and the Android app are a subscription with a 7-day free trial on the yearly plan: $29.99 a year, $4.99 a month, or a one-time $49.99.
Does the timer keep running if I switch tabs?
Yes. The countdown never pauses. Being away for more than 10 seconds only wakes the pup and costs the round one biscuit.
Do I need an account?
No. Your biscuits, records and sleep log are saved in your browser. Sign in with Google only if you want them on your other devices and in the app.
What is the music?
Original instrumental loops made for Pupmodoro: lo-fi, neo-soul, bossa nova, cool jazz, deep house and more, with no vocals.
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