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cozy matcha cafe · focus timer
Matcha Timer is a cozy matcha cafe focus timer — a little study cafe in your browser. Whether you use the classic Pomodoro technique, deep work intervals, or your own custom rhythm, this lofi web app helps students and professionals stay productive.
Choose between Strawberry, Lavender or Mango matcha flavors, fill your cafe stamp card by focusing, and unlock new drinks from the menu. Perfect for ADHD focus, college studying, and mindful productivity.
Matcha Timer is built to respect your privacy. Your timer settings, chosen flavors, and preferences are stored only in your own browser and never leave your device. We do not sell your data, run ads, or show third-party tracking cookies.
Matcha Timer is an independent project run from Poland, and its operator decides how the data described here is handled. For any question or request — including access, correction or deletion — write to privacy@matchatimer.com and a real person will answer.
To understand how many people use the app and which features matter, we collect privacy-friendly, anonymous usage analytics. Nothing is stored on your device for this — no analytics cookie, no identifier, nothing for you to clear.
Instead, when the app sends an event, our own server turns your network address and browser into a short one-way code using a secret that changes every midnight. That code lets us count how many separate people used the app on a given day. The next day the same person produces an entirely different code, so we cannot follow anyone from one day to the next, cannot build a profile, and cannot work backwards from a code to a person. Your network address is used only inside that calculation — it is never stored, logged, or passed on to anyone.
Alongside that we record your device type and operating system, the page you arrived from, how you reached us (a shared link or a search, say), and basic in-app events such as opening the app or installing it. We do not record which pages you view, and we do not collect your location.
Signing in is optional — the timer works fully without an account. If you do sign in with Google, we receive and store your email address and the account identifier Google gives us, and we store the focus sessions and tasks you record from then on, so they survive across your devices. We never see your Google password, and we ask Google for nothing beyond your email address and basic profile. Your account data is kept for as long as the account exists.
What arrives from Google is used for one thing only: recognising you when you come back, so your sessions and tasks are yours. We do not use it for advertising, we do not sell or share it, and we pass it to no one outside the providers listed below. Google's own handling of your sign-in is covered by Google's Privacy Policy.
Invites. Every account has a personal invite link. If someone signs in through yours, we record on their account which invite brought them — which means we know that you invited them — so we can give each of you the drink the invite promises and count how many friends you have brought. The invite code travels only in the link and the sign-in request; nothing about it is stored on your device. The person who invited you sees only how many friends have joined, never who they are. If you enter a promo code, we record which code unlocked which drink. The invite record is kept until either of you deletes your account.
Analytics events are sent to our own server and forwarded to PostHog, our analytics processor, on EU-based infrastructure. PostHog receives the daily code and the details above — never your network address, and never your browser's user-agent string. We never create a personal profile from these events, and they are kept for at most 12 months.
If you choose to send a bug report, we attach technical details — your device, operating system, browser/user-agent and the page you came from — to a separate first-party endpoint so we can reproduce the problem. That report carries no identifier of any kind. Your network address is used only to stop the form being flooded, is held in memory for under a minute, and is never stored or emailed to us.
Account data and sign-in tokens are held by managed database and caching providers, both hosted in Frankfurt, Germany. Analytics stay on PostHog's EU infrastructure. Requests to the app pass through Cloudflare, and bug reports are delivered by Resend; these two are US-based and may process data outside the EU, which is covered by the standard contractual clauses in our agreements with them. Every one of these providers acts only on our instructions, and we can name any of them on request.
For anonymous usage analytics we rely on our legitimate interest in maintaining and improving a free service, kept proportionate by collecting only minimal, anonymous data. Because we neither store nor read anything on your device for analytics, no cookie consent is needed for them. If you create an account, we process your email, account identifier, sessions and tasks in order to provide the account you asked for — that is performance of a contract, not legitimate interest, and it stops when you delete the account. Recording who invited whom rests on our legitimate interest in rewarding both people for an invite one of them chose to send and the other chose to accept; you can object to it by emailing us.
You have the right to access, rectify, erase or export your data, to object to processing, and to withdraw consent where we rely on it. Email us and we will act within 30 days; deleting your account removes your email, identifier, sessions and tasks from our systems. Because the analytics data is anonymous we usually cannot tie it back to an individual, but you can stop that collection yourself at any time (see below). If you believe we have handled your data wrongly, you can complain to the Polish supervisory authority: Prezes Urzędu Ochrony Danych Osobowych, ul. Stawki 2, 00-193 Warszawa.
The events above are anonymous, but you may simply prefer not to be counted — and where we rely on legitimate interest, objecting is your right. Opting out stops this browser sending anything at all: no events, and no daily code computed for you.
Opt out on this device — click herealready opted out. The preference itself is the one analytics-related thing we keep in your browser, because remembering it is the only way to honour it next time; clearing this site's data forgets it. Turning analytics off never affects how the timer works.
Accounts are intended for people aged 16 or over. If you believe a younger child has created one, email us and we will delete it.
Last updated: September 2026 · This same notice is published at /privacy, and the terms of use sit alongside it.
Matcha Timer is a free matcha cafe focus timer: a cozy, lofi study cafe with a beautiful 3D drink that brews as your Pomodoro session runs. Built for students, remote workers, and anyone who wants a calming productivity ritual. Choose from Strawberry, Lavender, or Mango matcha flavors and watch your drink fill up as you focus.
A cafe timer is a focus timer that recreates the feeling of studying in a coffee shop or matcha cafe — warm paper, a drink by your side, and a gentle rhythm of work and breaks. Matcha Timer is a cafe focus timer that works in any browser, on your phone or your laptop, with optional ambient sounds like rain and a crackling fireplace.
Every stretch of focus earns a stamp on your cafe stamp card. Collect ten stamps and you unlock a new drink for your menu — Wobbly Matcha, Biscuit Matcha, Ube Matcha and more. It is a loyalty card for your study sessions: the more you focus, the more of the matcha cafe menu you unlock.
The Pomodoro Technique is a time management method where you work for 25 minutes, then take a 5-minute break. After four sessions, you take a longer break. Matcha Timer supports classic Pomodoro, deep work intervals, and fully custom cycles out of the box.
Yes — alongside the classic 25/5 Pomodoro and a 60-minute deep work preset, Matcha Timer includes a Custom pattern where you set your own focus, break, and rest durations. Prefer 90-minute deep focus blocks or short 15-minute sprints? Dial in whatever rhythm works for you.
A beautiful, calming environment reduces friction when sitting down to work. Matcha Timer uses a 3D animated drink that fills as your session progresses, giving you a visual sense of progress without the anxiety of watching seconds tick down. It works great for ADHD focus sessions, lofi study streams, and deep work blocks.
Yes — Matcha Timer is completely free to use in your browser with no account required. It also works offline as a Progressive Web App (PWA), so you can install it on your phone or desktop and use it without an internet connection.