Lofi study app - timers, focus rooms
The prettiest pomodoro timer on the internet
Lofi study app - timers, focus rooms launched on July 1, 2026 with 3 votes, #8,766 of 24,623 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.
What it does
PomoSpot is a free, browser-based pomodoro timer built for people who actually enjoy their study sessions. No downloads. No ads. No account needed. What's inside: 🎵 Built-in lofi music player with curated tracks 🌧 Ambient sounds — rain, café, fire, wind & more 👥 PomoParty — live study rooms to focus with others in real time 🌸 Seasonal themes — sakura, snow, autumn, rain ✅ Task tracker with session stats 📱 Works great on mobile too
Free pomodoro timer with lofi music, ambient sounds, task tracking, weekly stats, and live study rooms. Focus better with PomoSpot.
Your lofi study spot. A free pomodoro timer with lofi music, ambient sounds, a task list, focus stats and live rooms where friends run one shared clock. No download, no account needed. PomoSpot is a browser-based focus timer built around the Pomodoro Technique : work in a fixed block, take a short break, repeat. The timer above runs focus, break, long-break and stopwatch modes with presets from 10 minutes to 2 hours. Around it sits everything you would otherwise open in other tabs: music, ambient sound, your tasks for the session, and a record of how much you actually focused. It works on phones and desktops, and there is a Chrome extension that opens PomoSpot in every new tab. Tap…from pomospot.com
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