Set a power nap, put the phone face down, and get an alarm that keeps going until you stop it. No app to install and no account.
20 minutes remaining of 20 minutes
Needing a nap every day? Start with the night.
Keeps time in a background tab. Works on a phone. No account, no ads.
A short nap of ten to twenty minutes tends to leave you more alert without the heavy, groggy feeling that can follow a longer one. Longer naps take you into deeper sleep, which is harder to wake from. If you want the longer rest, around ninety minutes is roughly one full sleep cycle. Add a few minutes to whichever you pick to account for falling asleep.
Twenty minutes after lunch, instead of a third coffee.
A short nap before an evening shift or a long drive.
Ninety minutes when there is time for proper rest rather than a top-up.
Ten minutes with your eyes closed still counts as a break.
It starts at 20 minutes. The presets underneath switch to another length in one click, and the custom field takes any number of minutes.
The ring starts emptying and the tab title counts down, so you can see the time left from another tab.
Switch tabs, lock the phone, let the laptop sleep. It counts to a fixed end time, so it stays correct.
A chime repeats until you stop it, and a browser notification arrives if you allowed one. Reset to go again.
Regular daytime sleepiness is often a sign that the night is not working. The fix-your-sleep plan sets a fixed wake time and a wind-down that starts before you are tired, then gives it four weeks to judge. It installs in one click.
EvyOS holds the goals, projects, tasks, habits and skills the timer is in service of, and keeps the streak of the sessions you actually did.
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