Nova Focus

Focus

25:00

Then a 5 min break

AmbientNova Sounds · plays here, under the timer

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Ambient

Pink and white noise on the Music page

A Pomodoro timer that stays out of your way.

Work in focused blocks, rest on purpose. Pick an interval, press Space, and stop when you hear the chime. Nothing to sign up for. Your settings stay in this browser.

  • 25/5

    For getting started. Short enough that beginning feels easy. The classic Pomodoro.

  • 50/10

    For steady work. Enough time to load a problem into your head and make progress on it.

  • 90/15

    For deep work. One long block for writing or code, then a proper break away from the screen.

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Technique

Pomodoro 25/5 vs 50/10: which interval fits your work?

Short sprints or long blocks? How to choose between 25/5 and 50/10 Pomodoro intervals by task type, energy and experience, with a free timer for both.

7 min read

Music

Lofi vs ambient music for focus

When to put on lofi and when to switch to ambient: a comparison by task, energy level and environment, with playlists for both.

6 min read

Studying

The active recall study method: a practical guide

Learn the active recall study method step by step: turn notes into questions, test yourself without looking, and schedule reviews that stick.

7 min read

Questions

Short answers. If something is missing, write to contact@novasouds.se.

Yes. There is no account and nothing to install. Open the page and press Start.

Start with 25/5 if you find it hard to begin. Use 50/10 for steady work where you need time to get into a problem. Use 90/15 for long writing or coding sessions.

Yes. It reads the clock instead of counting ticks, so it stays accurate when the tab is hidden or your laptop is busy. The tab title shows the time left.

Some people find a steady sound masks distracting noise. The research is mixed, so treat it as a preference and turn it off if it does not help you.

Yes. Every single timer, like the 45 minute timer, has a classroom mode with digits you can read from the back of the room, plus fullscreen and a choice of end sound.

Only in this browser. Your interval and sound levels are saved locally and never sent anywhere.