Pomodoro interrupts you. Flowtime might not. You need both answers.
Different tasks need different blocks. One-size-fits-all timers fit no one.
Wrong method for the task.
Pomodoro for deep work fails.
Flowtime for email fails.
STOP.
Match block to task.
Both presets ready.
Right tool, right moment.
Less effort. More results.
"honestly didnt think a simple timer would make a difference but ive been using it for 3 weeks and i actually finish my articles now instead of getting stuck on social media lol"
"back-to-back meetings all day, was impossible to get any actual work done. started blocking 2 pomodoros in the morning and it changed everything"
"tried a bunch of productivity apps, this one just works. no signup BS to try it, no bloat. the 25 min thing really does help"
Everything you need to focus—in one place
How Superfocus helps you focus
Run every pomodoro block, task, ambient sound, focus streak, and analytics report in one place.
Stay in flow
Pomodoro, Flow, Sprint, Deep Work. Pick what fits.
Block distractions
Lofi, rain, cafe. Ambient cassettes. Spotify integration.
See progress
Task tracking. Analytics. Leaderboard. All included.
Recommended Superfocus Preset
Superfocus has built-in presets: Pomodoro or Flow. Pomodoro, Flow, Sprint, Deep Work, and Marathon—plus ambient cassettes (lofi, rain, cafe) to block noise and help you enter flow state. Try it free.
What is the answer?
Pomodoro uses fixed 25-minute work blocks with 5-minute breaks. Flowtime uses longer, flexible blocks (45+ min) with breaks when you need them. Pomodoro gives structure; Flowtime supports flow state. Superfocus has both: Pomodoro (25/5/15) and Flow (45/8/25). Try each and see what fits. Try Superfocus free.
Benefits
- Stay focused — 25-minute sessions keep you in deep work mode by aligning with natural attention cycles.
- Avoid burnout — Regular breaks keep your energy high and help prevent burnout.
- Track progress — See exactly how much you accomplish and improve your productivity.
How to get started with Superfocus?
- Go to superfocus.live (no signup required to try)
- Pick a preset (Pomodoro, Flow, Sprint, etc.)
- Start the timer and focus
Features
- Timer techniques — Pomodoro, Sprint, Flow State, Deep Work, and Marathon. Choose short sprints or longer deep work sessions.
- Tasks — Add tasks, assign pomodoros, and track progress.
- Cassettes — Ambient sounds and visual themes to sustain concentration and block distractions.
- Analytics — Session history and metrics to build better work habits.
- Leaderboard — Compete with others and stay motivated.
FAQ
Pomodoro for structure; Flowtime for longer deep work. Superfocus has both presets. Try each.
Flowtime uses longer work blocks (45+ min) with flexible breaks. Fewer interruptions, more flow.
Yes. Pomodoro (25/5/15) and Flow (45/8/25) are built in. Free to try.
Further reading: Pomodoro Technique (Wikipedia)