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Writing sprint timer
Set a short session, choose what you’re doing, and get on with the writing. Use a single sprint, or build a Pomodoro sequence with breaks.
A useful little session
Choose. Write. Record.
1Choose a short amount of time and what kind of work you are doing.
2Write until the timer ends. Breaks stay separate from writing time.
3Your browser record keeps the useful stats, including your streak and word-count change.
Simple sprint
Build your sprint
Add time in blocks. Press +5 three times for a 15-minute sprint, or +30, +10, and +5 for 45 minutes. No heroic declarations required.
Sprint ready
00:00
Add some time, then start.
Selected sprint: 0 minutes
Pomodoro sequence
Set your writing blocks
Choose your writing time, breaks, and number of blocks. The timer moves to the next stage when each one ends.
Pomodoro ready
25:00
Pomodoro 1 of 4. Writing time.
What are you doing this sprint?
Choose the kind of work. The timer records time against that category.
1 ding for a sprint or normal writing block, 2 dings when a break ends, 3 dings when it is time for the long break.
Word count
Optional. Add your count at the beginning and end of the session.
Words added: —
Writing record
Your writing record
Your completed writing time is stored in this browser. Flick through the cards by date, or print a summary of the last week, month, or current streak.
0 minwriting today
—word-count change
0-day streakcurrent streak
Record cards
Today
Keep it narrow
A sprint works best when the task is specific. One scene, one paragraph, one repair.
Breaks are breaks
Use them for standing up, making tea, or staring into the middle distance with purpose.
Leave yourself a clue
When you stop, write down the next tiny step. Future you may still complain, but less.