Choose the work phase
Set the number of minutes you want for focused work. The live timer keeps the current phase and remaining time visible.
UP Timer product
Set a defined work phase, see the countdown and move into a short or long break without losing track of where you are in the cycle. The timer remains one part of the connected Focus, Hydrate, Move and Learn workspace.
How it works
The controls stay visible, the current state is clear and the timer can be used on its own or alongside the other UP Timer tools.
Set the number of minutes you want for focused work. The live timer keeps the current phase and remaining time visible.
Choose short-break and long-break durations, then decide how many focus cycles should happen before the longer pause.
When a focus or break phase ends, the prompt remains active until you acknowledge it.
Configure
Focus Timer is built around a familiar work-and-break sequence, but the timings remain yours. A short task may need one compact block. Deep work may need a longer session. The interface keeps the phase, cycle position and next transition visible while you work.
One clear sequence
UP Timer makes the next state visible so the timer is more than a single sound at the end of an interval.
Begin the timer when you are ready to work inside a defined block.
The timer changes between focus, short break and long break using your settings.
The completed-phase prompt waits for a conscious response before it clears.
Persistent acknowledgement
When this timer reaches its selected point, the on-screen prompt stays active and the chosen sound or male or female voice continues until you acknowledge it.
The current work phase has reached its selected endpoint. The alert remains visible and the chosen sound or voice continues until it is acknowledged.
Focus session complete. Time to take a break.
One connected workspace
Each timer has independent settings, but the product is designed as one visible rhythm for a screen-heavy day.
Focus. Hydrate. Move. Learn.
Open UP Timer, choose your focus and break timings, then start the first phase when you are ready.