How Vibodoro works

A focus ritual you can enter in seconds

Vibodoro makes the first step small: choose a room, name the work, press start, and only add sound if it helps your concentration.

One visible intention

Sound is optional

Local-first session stats

Built for flow, not dashboards

The focus ritual

A simple flow that lowers setup friction.

One repeatable path, every time. Choosing a room and naming the work takes about fifteen seconds, and by then the session has started.

1

Pick the room

Choose a vibe that matches the energy you need: calm, momentum, rain, cafe, forest, space, or tavern.

2

Name the work

Turn a vague intention into one visible focus line before the timer starts.

3

Start the sprint

Launch a Pomodoro cycle immediately, then tune sessions and breaks only when you need to.

4

Layer sound if it helps

Keep silence, play music, add ambience, or mix both without leaving the page.

Pomodoro rhythm

Structure without turning focus into admin.

Vibodoro keeps the classic work-break loop visible, then lets the vibe and audio layer carry the atmosphere.

Focus sprint

Start with a clear task line, a visible countdown, and a vibe that matches the session.

Short break

Step away before the sprint turns into friction. The rhythm matters as much as the timer.

Long break

After a cycle, take a longer reset so the next session still feels intentional.

Repeat or stop

Use the stats and current focus label as a light checkpoint, not another dashboard.

What we promise

The app should feel like what it claims to be.

A focus timer that promises calm should be calm to use. That means no dark patterns, no nagging, and no claims we cannot support.

Works with a keyboard, and shows you where you are.

Respects your system setting for reduced motion.

Your session data stays in your browser, and we ask before measuring anything more.

No productivity science claims we cannot back up.