This is my third small tool, after the Word Counter and the Image Compressor.
This one is a Pomodoro Timer.
Not because Pomodoro timers don’t exist, they clearly do. But because I wanted a low-stakes playground to experiment with vibe coding.
I used this tool to explore questions like:
What happens if the timer is the only thing that matters?
What should stay visible, and what should stay hidden?
How much UI can you remove before it feels calm instead of empty?
So this isn’t a “better Pomodoro app”.
It’s just:
A big, central timer
Tasks that stay out of the way unless you ask for them
Settings hidden behind an icon
No accounts, no sync
Like my other tools, it’s:
Single-file HTML
No frameworks
No backend
Entirely local
This is less about productivity and more about learning — how small decisions in layout, defaults, and constraints change how a tool feels.
I’m continuing to build these in public as experiments, not products.
On to the next one.