Sometimes the Pomodoro break becomes shorter than 1 minute.

[Nyankoropi]

I started using this wonderful app two days ago.
Everything has been great so far, but I have one question about how it works.
I mainly use the Pomodoro timer, and I set short breaks to 5 minutes and long breaks to 15 minutes.
However, sometimes the break becomes less than one minute (maybe around 15 seconds?).
I have ticked the “Wait for User” option – could this be the reason?
Or is it a mistake in my settings?
Please let me know.
I’m a user from Japan and not very confident with English, so I would be very happy if you could reply in simple English.

[FocusMe Admin]

I started using this wonderful app two days ago.
Everything has been great so far, but I have one question about how it works.
I mainly use the Pomodoro timer, and I set short breaks to 5 minutes and long breaks to 15 minutes.
However, sometimes the break becomes less than one minute (maybe around 15 seconds?).
I have ticked the “Wait for User” option – could this be the reason?
Or is it a mistake in my settings?
Please let me know.
I’m a user from Japan and not very confident with English, so I would be very happy if you could reply in simple English.

Hello Nyankoropi!

Welcome, and thank you for using FocusMe! We’re so glad to have you with us. ?

About your question – no, your breaks should not be that short. It might be related to the “Wait for User” option. When you come back from your break, is the “Wait for User” screen already gone?

If yes, then you're right – the timer has already started counting while you were away. That’s why the break feels so short. Can you please confirm if the "Blank Screen during breaks" is also checked?

We look forward to hearing from you. You can also get in touch with us directly: focusme.com/support/

Regards,

Ryan

The FocusMe Support Team

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