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A Bengal cat reminds you to take movement breaks while working in Chrome.
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For those spending extended hours at a desk, the challenge of maintaining focus while incorporating essential movement breaks is constant. Bengal Pomodoro Timer addresses this by combining structured work sprints with a distinctive animated Bengal cat that appears when break time arrives, nudging users to step away from the screen and move.
Unlike generic timers, this extension structures work intervals and movement breaks using customizable durations. An animated Bengal cat overlay serves as the break prompt, displaying movement exercises the user can select or personalize. Quick notes can be captured during sprints or breaks, and checklist-style tasks fit inside comments for on-the-fly organization.
Beyond timed breaks, the extension tracks your workday with a timeline showing sprints, breaks, pauses, and rest periods. Statistics are available for today, yesterday, any selected day, or a custom date range, letting you spot patterns over time. The interface is multilingual and offers optional sound reminders alongside browser notifications.
All notes and statistics remain in Chrome storage on your device—a local-first approach that keeps data under your control without external sync. The extension runs automatically across tabs, so you do not need to restart the timer when switching windows. It is available for Chrome browsers only; users on other platforms will need a separate tool.
The extension alternates timed work sprints with movement breaks, displaying an animated Bengal cat to prompt physical activity. Quick note-taking and task checklists support mental focus between intervals, while the timeline and statistics let you review your workday rhythm and break frequency over time.
Yes, both work intervals and break periods are fully customizable. You can set sprint lengths and break durations that align with your personal workflow rather than being locked into a rigid preset.
All notes and performance statistics remain in Chrome storage on your device. This local-first model means your data never leaves your computer unless you manually export it, and no external cloud sync is involved.
Multiple movement exercises come pre-loaded, and the exercise list is customizable—you can add your own or remove defaults. This allows you to tailor physical break activities to your preferences or workspace constraints.
