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Free focus timer built into The Cloud.

Pomodoro Timer, Countdown Timer, and Stopwatch

Timer by The Cloud is a free online timer designed for focus sessions, productivity tracking, and time measurement. Run Pomodoro sessions, countdown timers, or stopwatches directly from your workspace. Every session is automatically tracked and stored in your Sessions Log.

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Timer by The Cloud

Timer by The Cloud is a free online timer designed for focus sessions, productivity tracking, and time measurement. Run Pomodoro sessions, countdown timers, or stopwatches directly from your workspace.

Every session is automatically tracked and stored in your Sessions Log, allowing you to review your focus history, productivity patterns, and work habits over time.

Unlike standalone timer tools, Timer by The Cloud connects directly to your tasks, habits, and projects.

Start a focus session from the desktop clock and keep working.

Start a Timer

Three timer modes are available:

  • Pomodoro timer
  • Countdown timer
  • Stopwatch

All modes are free and integrated into The Cloud desktop application.

Pomodoro Timer

The Pomodoro technique is a popular productivity method that uses short focus sessions followed by breaks.

A typical Pomodoro cycle includes:

  • 25 minutes of focused work
  • 5 minute break
  • repeat

After several cycles, take a longer break to reset attention.

This structure helps reduce distraction and makes it easier to start difficult work. Instead of trying to concentrate for hours, you commit to one short session.

Timer by The Cloud includes built-in Pomodoro sessions so you can follow this rhythm automatically.

Use Pomodoro sessions for:

  • writing and creative work
  • studying
  • coding
  • project planning
  • focused reading

Countdown Timer

The countdown timer runs for a fixed duration and ends when the timer reaches zero.

Preset durations include common focus intervals:

  • 15 minutes
  • 25 minutes
  • 45 minutes

You can also create custom timers between 1 minute and 480 minutes (8 hours) per session.

Countdown timers work well for:

  • focus blocks
  • meetings
  • workouts
  • timed breaks
  • structured work sessions

Stopwatch

The stopwatch measures elapsed time without a fixed limit.

Use it when you want to track how long something takes.

Common uses include:

  • writing sessions
  • studying
  • measuring productivity blocks
  • tracking work duration

The stopwatch runs continuously until stopped.

Sessions Log

Every timer session is automatically recorded in your Sessions Log.

The Sessions Log acts as a history of your focus sessions, showing how much time you spend working and what you worked on.

Your Sessions Log can track:

  • completed focus sessions
  • total time spent working
  • Pomodoro cycles completed
  • task-linked sessions
  • habit-linked sessions
  • daily and weekly focus patterns

Over time this log becomes a personal record of your productivity.

Instead of guessing how much work you completed, you can review real session data and understand how your focus changes over time.

Sessions remain part of your workspace and can eventually be shared with teammates, collaborators, or publicly if you choose.

Automatic session tracking

Every timer session is recorded automatically and stored in your Sessions Log.

Your history allows you to review:

  • number of focus sessions completed
  • total time spent working
  • productivity streaks
  • task-linked sessions
  • habit consistency

This creates a long-term record of your focus habits and helps you understand how you actually spend time.

What else can you do in The Cloud?

Connect your timer sessions to tasks, habits, projects, and daily entries in your workspace.

Link a session to:

  • Tasks
  • Habits
  • Pages
  • Daily Entries

When the session completes, the time is recorded alongside the work itself and stored in your Sessions Log.

This keeps your time tracking connected to your real activity rather than separate from it.

Why a built-in timer works better

Most timer tools exist outside your workflow.

You start a timer in one place and complete work somewhere else.

The Cloud integrates the timer directly into your workspace so focus sessions connect to your projects, tasks, habits, and daily work.

Your Sessions Log becomes a record of the work behind each session.

You are not simply measuring time. You are documenting how work actually happens.

Free timer built into The Cloud

Timer by The Cloud is:

  • free
  • integrated into the desktop clock
  • connected to your workspace
  • designed for focus sessions and productivity tracking
  • backed by a persistent Sessions Log

You can start a timer anytime without leaving your workspace.

Start your next focus session

Open the desktop clock and start a session.

Use a Pomodoro timer, countdown timer, or stopwatch to focus on the work that matters.

Timer by The Cloud is free and built directly into your workspace.

Frequently asked questions

What timer modes are available?
Three modes are available: Pomodoro timer, Countdown timer, and Stopwatch. Countdown timers support preset durations or custom timers from 1–480 minutes.
Are sessions tracked?
Yes. Every session is automatically recorded in your Sessions Log. Your session history can be used for productivity metrics, personal insights, and future sharing features.
Is the Timer free?
Yes. Timer by The Cloud is free and integrated into the desktop application. Countdown, stopwatch, and Pomodoro modes do not require a subscription.
Where do I access the Timer?
The Timer is built into the desktop clock. Click the clock in the menu bar to open the focus session popover and start a session.
Can sessions connect to tasks or habits?
Yes. Sessions can optionally be linked to tasks or habits. Completed sessions are then recorded in your Sessions Log alongside the work they relate to.

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