Hokkori — a cozy pomodoro room

Hokkori is a free cozy pomodoro timer — a warm, hand-drawn pixel-art room you visit to focus. Start a session and the room responds: day turns to night, rain taps the window while you work. Mix your own ambient soundscape from lofi music, rain, fire, and more. No ads, no account, works offline.

Features

• Pomodoro timer with focus and break sessions
• A pixel-art room that responds to your session (day/night, rain while focusing)
• 3-channel ambient sound mixer — every sound synthesized live, plus lofi tracks
• Tasks, focus stats, and streaks — stored privately in your browser
• Installable and fully offline-capable (PWA), around 53 kB — loads instantly
• Free forever, no ads, no sign-up

What does “hokkori” mean?

Hokkori (ほっこり) is a Japanese word for the feeling of gentle warmth inside — like wrapping your hands around a hot mug. That is the feeling this app is built around.

Guides

• The Pomodoro Technique, explained simply
• How long should a pomodoro break be?
• Does lofi music actually help you focus?
• The Pomodoro Technique with ADHD
• The best cozy pomodoro timers (honest guide)
• Hokkori vs Pomofocus
• Hokkori vs LifeAt
• About Hokkori

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