Free online Pomodoro timer with a daily focus ledger
Long break after 4 · next session waits for you
Space to start/pause · R to reset
“Labor omnia vicit improbus.”
“Relentless work conquered all.”
Today's Record
Acta DiurnaDaily Ledger
Tuesday, November 10, 2026
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A free Pomodoro timer that keeps a record of your day
Tabula is a browser-based Pomodoro timer: work in focused 25-minute sessions, take a 5-minute short break, and a 15-minute long break after every four Pomodoros. Each finished session is written into a daily ledger so you can see exactly how many focused hours you worked.
How to use this Pomodoro timer
- Type what you are working on, then press Start (or the space bar).
- Focus until the timer ends; Tabula records the Pomodoro in today's ledger.
- Take the break it suggests, then start the next session.
- After four Pomodoros, take a longer break.
Why work in Pomodoros
Short, timed sessions make large tasks easier to start, protect attention from interruptions and build regular rest into the day. Counting completed Pomodoros gives you an honest measure of focused work rather than time spent at a desk.
Custom focus and break lengths
Prefer 50/10 or 45/15? Change focus, short break and long break lengths, the long-break interval, your daily goal and automatic starts in Settings. Desktop notifications and sound cues mark every change.
Private by design, no sign-up
The timer is free and needs no account. Your sessions, labels and notes are stored only in this browser on this device. From the Daily Log you can copy today's report as text, download all your stats as a backup file, and upload it later — even in another browser — to restore your previous days and carry on.
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