Forward timer
0:00 → 25:00 with a filling ring. You see time earned, not time left to endure.
Focus · Pomodoro · Studio9
Tomato Time
Four 25-minute focus blocks, short breaks, one 2-hour journey. The timer counts forward — so you build time studying, instead of waiting for it to end.
Open Tomato Time
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Count forward, not down
Presence beats escape.
Most timers count backwards. That quietly tells your brain: “how soon can this be over?” Tomato Time counts up — 0:00, 0:01, 0:02 — so you track progress, not escape.
When the clock runs down, you unconsciously wish the task away. When it runs up, you accumulate focus.
One journey
How a 2-hour cycle works.
Press Go once. The tomato walks four tracks — work, break, work, break — until the journey is complete.
Tomato on the track
Four session lines show where you are in the cycle — visual progress, not just numbers.
Journey complete
Finish all four blocks and celebrate — then open your Studio9 packages refreshed.
Harvest
Tomatoes and journeys add up over days. Study streaks without guilt or rush.
Press Space to start or pause.
Ready for a focused session?
Open Tomato Time, start a journey, then return to Medical Science when you are done.