Free tool
A focus timer you can actually see.
Watch the time deplete instead of guessing at it. Pick a length, hit start, and get a gentle chime at the end. Free, no signup.
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Focus is hard enough. Do not also lose the thought that surfaces mid-session. Talk it out and Almanack files it for you, so it is there when you come back.
Made for the way your brain worksWhy people focus with it
Time you can see
A disc that empties as the minutes pass, so time stops being invisible. Built for time blindness.
Pomodoro and beyond
25, 45, 50, or 15 minutes with a tap, or set any length you want.
A gentle finish
A soft chime and a green disc when the session ends, no jarring alarm.
Drift-free
The countdown is derived from a clock, so it stays accurate even if the tab sleeps.
No signup
Open it and start. Nothing to install, nothing to log in to.
Catch the thought
When an idea surfaces mid-focus, talk it out and Almanack keeps it, so the session is not the only thing that survives.
FAQ
Focus timer, answered
What is a visual timer?
A visual timer shows time as a shrinking shape instead of just numbers, so you can feel how much is left at a glance. It is a common aid for time blindness and focus.
How long should a focus session be?
A common choice is 25 minutes, the Pomodoro length, followed by a short break. This timer also offers 15, 45, and 50, or you can set your own.
Does it make a sound when it ends?
Yes, a gentle chime plays when the timer reaches zero and the disc turns green.
Is it free?
Yes, there is no signup and it runs entirely in your browser.
Focused for an hour. Don't lose what surfaced.
Talk out the thought and Almanack files it for you, so it is there when you come back. No folders, no upkeep.
$96 a year or $14 a month. Cancel anytime.