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One timer for every modern focus technique

Most timers lock you into a single 25-minute rhythm. But the best technique depends on what you are doing and how you feel. Methodoro brings together the methods that high performers actually use in 2026 — so you can match your work to your brain instead of forcing everything into one box.

The techniques inside Methodoro

🍅 Pomodoro25 / 5 classic

Beating procrastination, admin & email, task-switching

🌊 FlowtimeWork till flow fades

Creative work, coding, design, deep problem-solving

🧠 Ultradian 90/20Ride your brain's cycle

Deep work, your hardest creative or analytical task

52 / 17Work in sharp bursts

Sustained analytical work: writing, coding, analysis

🎯 Deep Work60–90 min protected block

Knowledge work that needs uninterrupted concentration

📺 AnimedoroSprint, then one episode

Students & long study sessions that need a real reward

Focus guides

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Frequently asked questions

Which focus technique should I use?

It depends on your task and energy. Use Pomodoro to beat procrastination, 52/17 or the 90-minute ultradian cycle for deep analytical work, Flowtime for creative work where flow matters, and Animedoro for long study sessions. Tap “Find mode” for a personalized recommendation.

Is Methodoro free?

Yes. Methodoro is completely free to use, with no sign-up required. Your tasks, stats and settings are stored privately in your own browser.

Does it work on mobile?

Yes. Methodoro is fully responsive and works in any mobile browser. You can also add it to your home screen as an app.

What is the difference between Pomodoro and Flowtime?

Pomodoro uses fixed 25-minute intervals, which is great for starting and for task-switching. Flowtime lets you work until your focus naturally fades, then gives you a proportional break — better when interrupting flow is costly.