And we always like to see lids that snap on with magnets. We love the attention to detail here, from the little green leaves on top to the anatomically-correct dimple on the underside. Inside the juicy enclosure is an Arduino Nano, an RTC, and a 7-segment display. Press it again and the display goes back to clock mode, although judging by the code, doing this will cancel the timer. Then it beeps in stereo through a pair of buzzers when the time is up, and automatically starts a five-minute break timer. Press that momentary switch on the front, and it starts counting upward to 25 minutes. In order to keep the flow mode engaged, came up with this darling little study buddy that does it all with the push of a button.īy default, this tomato shows the current time, which we think is a handy and often-overlooked feature of Pomodoro timer builds. Initially, was keeping track on their phone, but hated having to change the timer value between Pomodoros and break times.

That’s where you concentrate on your task for 25 minutes, then take a five-minute break, and repeat this four times with a longer break at the end. Student and hacker recently fell in love with the Pomodoro method of time management.

Pomodoro timer watch