How to plan pomodoro study sets
Counting how many pomodoro sessions fit into an afternoon is one thing; knowing what to open in each session is another. List the topics you plan to study, one per line, and this page builds a schedule that assigns a topic to every session. If a topic needs several sessions, add a comma and a count at the end of the line and it spreads across that many consecutive sessions.
Topics are assigned in the order you typed them. A break follows each session, and the break is a long one whenever the session number is a multiple of the long break interval you set, otherwise it is a short break. Nothing follows the final session, so the total time runs up to the moment the last session ends. Each row shows how far into the plan the session begins and which break comes after it.
This page is built to assign work to sessions rather than to run a clock. There is no alarm or live timer, and it does not decide how many sessions a topic deserves; you supply those counts. Up to 60 sessions can be planned at once.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Put a comma and a session count at the end of the line and that topic spreads across that many consecutive sessions, numbered in the table. A line without a count is treated as one session.
No. Nothing is added after the final session and the table says so. The total time is measured up to the moment the last session ends.
A long break follows any session whose number is a multiple of the interval. With an interval of 4 the long breaks come after sessions 4 and 8, and every other gap is a short break.