Notion Pomodoro Timer Widget
A free timer that lives inside your Notion workspace — paste one link, done.
Tasks
If you plan your studying or work in Notion, your timer should live there too — not in a separate tab you forget about. Pomozen has a free embeddable timer built exactly for this: a clean, drift-corrected Pomodoro widget that renders right inside your Notion page.
To add it, copy this link: https://pomozen.io/embed — then in Notion type /embed, paste the link, and press Enter. That is the whole setup.
Customize your widget
The embed accepts URL parameters, so you can tune it per page. Add ?work=50&break=10 for 50/10 sessions (https://pomozen.io/embed?work=50&break=10), &long=20 to set the long break, and &theme=dark to match a dark Notion page. For example: https://pomozen.io/embed?work=25&break=5&theme=dark.
Each embed is independent — your exam-prep dashboard can run 50/10 blocks while your daily planner runs classic 25/5. Drag the corners of the embed block in Notion to size it; the widget stays centered at any size.
Why keep the timer inside Notion?
A timer you can see is a timer you actually use. When the countdown sits next to your task list, starting a focus session is one click with zero context switching — and the running clock is a constant, gentle reminder of what this block of time is for.
When you want the full experience — ambient scenes, lofi music, task tracking, and stats — open pomozen.io in a tab. The widget and the full app follow the same Pomodoro method, so switching between them is seamless.
Frequently asked questions
How do I add a Pomodoro timer to Notion?
Copy https://pomozen.io/embed, type /embed on any Notion page, paste the link, and press Enter. The timer appears inline and works immediately — no account or install needed.
Can I change the timer durations in the widget?
Yes — add URL parameters: ?work=50&break=10&long=20 sets 50 minute focus sessions, 10 minute breaks, and a 20 minute long break. Any values from 1 to 180 minutes work.
Is the Notion widget free?
Completely free, with no signup. It shows a small pomozen.io link, and that is the only branding.
Does it have a dark mode?
Yes — append &theme=dark (or ?theme=dark if it is the first parameter) to match dark-mode Notion pages.