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A simple focus timer that helps users start short productivity sessions directly from the browser popup. Mini Focus Session is a lightweight Chrome extension designed to help users start and manage simple focus timers directly from the browser popup. It is useful for short work sessions, study time, reading, writing, planning, or any daily task that benefits from a clear time block. The extension provides a clean and modern popup interface where users can choose preset focus sessions such as 5 minutes, 15 minutes, or 25 minutes. Users can also enter a custom number of minutes to create a focus session that matches their own routine. Once started, the timer displays the remaining time clearly and allows users to pause or reset the session whenever needed. Mini Focus Session is built for simplicity and convenience. It does not require an account, does not include complicated settings, and does not request unnecessary browser permissions. The extension works as a small productivity helper inside Chrome, allowing users to begin a focus session quickly without opening a separate website or application. This extension is suitable for users who want a basic focus timer for productivity, studying, reading, or managing short work blocks. Its only goal is to provide a simple timer experience in an easy-to-use browser popup.
Jun 9, 2026
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