Pomodoro timer with focus music

NEDIO is a focus timer with instrumental music for coding, studying and everyday work, available in the browser, VS Code and Cursor. Set one goal, define what done means, and record the outcome and next step. Pro adds AI Review of your recorded sessions. NEDIO does not read your workspace code, documents or files. It is deliberately small: one goal, one timer, one tab, and no task list to maintain.

Yes, that is what NEDIO is. Start the timer and the music starts with it, in one browser tab, so you do not juggle a timer and a playlist. The music is curated instrumental audio with no lyrics and no ads.

Yes. The browser app gives you 30 minutes of focus audio a day without an account, or 60 minutes a day with a free account. Pro has no daily limit. The daily limit counts focus audio, and a sprint starts with audio. When the allowance is used up, the sound and the running sprint stop, and the next block cannot start until the allowance resets or you have Pro. A block already under way may finish, for up to 90 minutes. Goals, close-outs, history, and statistics you have already recorded are not affected. Pro costs $11.99/month or $119.90/year.

Not for the browser app. You can start a sprint without one, with a 30-minute daily audio allowance tied to your browser. A free account raises it to 60 minutes and adds session history, weekly focus statistics, and one history across the browser, VS Code, and Cursor. The VS Code and Cursor extensions need a free account.

Nothing to download: NEDIO is a web-based Pomodoro timer that runs in the browser on any computer, tablet or phone. If you code, there are also extensions for VS Code and Cursor.

The classic Pomodoro is 25 minutes of work and a 5-minute break, and that is NEDIO’s default. For work that takes a while to get into, pick 45, 60 or 90 minutes. Sprints of 15, 25, 45, 60 or 90 minutes and breaks of 3, 5, 10 or 15 minutes, on every plan. The default is 25 minutes with a 5-minute break, and a longer break (3 times the chosen break, 15 minutes by default) after every fourth block. When a block ends, it ends: there is no infinite mode.

Step away from the task: stand up, get water, look at something far away, and leave messages for later so the next block starts clean. NEDIO times the break for you, 3, 5, 10 or 15 minutes, with a longer one after every fourth block.

Yes. Name one task, pick a block of 15 to 90 minutes, and say what “done” means. When the timer ends you record the outcome and the next step.

Playlists are passive. NEDIO pairs curated instrumental audio, as one stream, with a structured timer, so you start the block, hear the audio, and work until the timer ends. There is no track picker, so there is no playlist to curate and no autoplay to fall into.

NEDIO plays curated instrumental audio, with no lyrics and no ads, as one stream per sprint with no track or station picker. The audio is generated with a third-party generative music tool in advance and assembled into continuous mixes by NEDIO. It is not recorded by performers or licensed from a music library. You can mute it and keep the timer, the goal and the close-out.

It records only what you type into it and what it counts: goals, work modes, durations, pauses and outcomes. NEDIO does not read your source code, file names, or repository names, in the browser or in the VS Code and Cursor extensions. NEDIO does not check whether your goal was reached or whether your code works. It records what you tell it.

Yes. The countdown is anchored to the clock rather than counted in ticks, so a background tab cannot make it drift, and the audio keeps playing. The tab title carries your goal and the time left.

No. NEDIO is a timer with a goal, music and a close-out. It does not block apps or websites, and it does not manage your tasks.

Record what you tried, what you learned, and the next step. An unfinished task still leaves a useful record for your next block.