Find your perfect focus time based on your unique work patterns
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How experienced are you with focused work sessions?
What type of work do you primarily do?
How's your energy right now?
How distracting is your work environment?
Our calculator analyzes four key dimensions of your work style to recommend the perfect session length. It starts with a baseline of 25 minutes (the classic Pomodoro duration) and adjusts based on your responses.
Beginners: -5 minutes. Experts: +10 minutes. Build focus gradually over time.
Simple tasks: -5 minutes. Complex work: +15 minutes. Match duration to cognitive demands.
Low energy: -10 minutes. High energy: +10 minutes. Work with your biology, not against it.
Many distractions: -5 minutes. Quiet space: +5 minutes. Adapt to your surroundings.
Beginners need shorter sessions to build the focus muscle. Experts can sustain longer periods due to trained attention spans.
Creative deep work requires longer uninterrupted periods. Administrative tasks can be done in shorter bursts.
Your circadian rhythm affects cognitive capacity. Morning energy often supports longer sessions than post-lunch slumps.
Noisy environments deplete mental resources faster. Quiet spaces enable sustained focus for longer periods.
Coding requires sustained mental models. Context switching is expensive during deep programming work.
Writing benefits from rhythm but can lead to fatigue. Regular breaks refresh creative thinking.
Learning requires consolidation time. Shorter sessions with frequent breaks improve retention.
Creative work needs time to enter flow state. Interrupting too early breaks creative momentum.
Task-based work is naturally interruptible. Shorter sprints match the granularity of the work.
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