Kawaii Anime Pomodoro app. GIF

Simple pomodoro technique App.Pomodoro timer that plays Anime / Animation GIFs.

This is a Pomodoro timer that plays animated GIFs.

The reason for playing animated GIFs is that when you glance at the screen, have you ever felt lonely because only the time is displayed?

Well, playing an animated GIF solves that loneliness!

The Pomodoro Technique is a time management technique with many benefits

It is a useful technique that many people around the world have practiced and found to be effective.

If you are suffering from a lack of time or concentration, please try this technique.

What is the Pomodoro Technique?

　The Pomodoro Technique is a time management technique in which you divide your work or study task into 25-minute segments, with a 5-minute break in between.

　This is a time management technique in which you divide your work or study task into 25-minute segments, taking a five-minute break between each segment.

By implementing this, you will maximize your concentration and greatly increase your productivity.

It is recommended that each task last 25 minutes, or "1 pomodoro," with a longer break every 4 pomodoro.

The Pomodoro Technique was invented in 1987 by Francesco Sirillo, an Italian consultant

As a university student at the time, he was troubled by his own inability to stay focused and rethought how he used his time.

He used a tomato-shaped kitchen timer (pomodoro means tomato in Italian).

Using the timer, he tried to determine how many minutes of work would be enough to sustain his concentration, and through a process of trial and error, he came to the final conclusion: "25 minutes of work + 25 minutes of work.

The final conclusion was "25 minutes of work + 5 minutes of rest.

What are the benefits of the Pomodoro Technique?

(1) It helps you stay focused.

(2) Better time management

(3) Improvement of work content

(4) It improves work efficiency.

Let's practice!

1. set the timer for 25 minutes

2. work intensively for 25 minutes

3. take a 5-minute break

4. take a longer break every 4 pomodoro

Very simple technique!