Independent web app

Bentodoro

A study timer with Classic and Reverse Pomodoro modes, plus saved study history, tasks, and a review calendar.

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Bentodoro homepage with a large Pomodoro timer for studying headline and orange start button
Screenshot of the public website.
My role
Product design and full-stack development
Current status
Live product

The problem

Students need a timer that works immediately and a way to keep their study sessions, subjects, and review plans together.

What I built

Built a guest-friendly timer with configurable work and break settings. Accounts add study history, streaks, a task calendar, and a small picture-in-picture timer on supported browsers.

Current outcome

Bentodoro is live and free to use. Its public usage report, dated September 5, 2026, lists more than 48,000 completed study sessions and 39,000 recorded study hours.