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DeepMinute is a fast Pomodoro and interval timer designed for studying, coding, writing, drawing, and other deep work sessions. Set your duration in mm:ss, start instantly, and keep your focus without sign-up.
The app runs in your browser, saves settings locally, and supports notification text, sound volume control, and session stats. You can also set custom reminder intervals to prompt actions like saving your work. This is perfect for artists, designers, or anyone who tends to forget during long creative sessions. Use it as a simple countdown timer or as a structured focus routine for daily productivity.
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Contact DeepMinuteWhat is the Pomodoro technique?
The Pomodoro technique is a focus method where you work in timed blocks with deliberate breaks. It helps reduce drift, create urgency, and maintain attention quality over longer days.
Does DeepMinute work offline?
Yes. DeepMinute is designed as a local-first web app and continues to work offline after the first load in supported browsers.
Do I need an account to use the timer?
No. DeepMinute does not require sign-up for core timer features, settings, or local statistics.
Where is my timer data stored?
Settings, sessions, and statistics are stored in your browser on your device. DeepMinute does not require cloud storage for normal use.
How do notifications work?
Browser notifications are optional. If enabled, DeepMinute uses your browser permission settings and your configured notification text for focus and interval stages.