Pomodoro Timer
Manage your productivity cycles and tasks.
Pomodoro Focus
Manage your productivity cycles and tasks.
How to use
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Add a task to work on today.
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Set the timer to 25 minutes and start working.
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Work until the timer rings. No distractions!
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Short break (5 min). Every 4 cycles, take a Long Break (15-30 min).
Configuration (Minutes)
Active Timer
Ready to work
25:00
Tasks Log
FAQ
How do I calculate my hourly rate from salary?
To calculate your hourly rate from a salary, divide your annual salary by the number of hours you work in a year.
For most full-time roles, the formula looks like this:
Hourly rate = Annual salary ÷ 2,080
This assumes a 40-hour workweek and 52 weeks per year. If you work fewer or more hours each week, adjust the total yearly hours to match your actual schedule. Using your real hours gives you a more accurate hourly rate.
For most full-time roles, the formula looks like this:
Hourly rate = Annual salary ÷ 2,080
This assumes a 40-hour workweek and 52 weeks per year. If you work fewer or more hours each week, adjust the total yearly hours to match your actual schedule. Using your real hours gives you a more accurate hourly rate.
How many hours are in a full work year?
A standard full-time work year has 2,080 hours.
That number comes from:
However, not every job follows this structure. Some employers use 37.5-hour weeks, which equals 1,950 hours per year. Part-time roles use fewer hours, depending on the schedule. Always use the hours you actually work to get an accurate conversion.
That number comes from:
- 40 hours per week
- 52 weeks per year
However, not every job follows this structure. Some employers use 37.5-hour weeks, which equals 1,950 hours per year. Part-time roles use fewer hours, depending on the schedule. Always use the hours you actually work to get an accurate conversion.
What salary equals a specific hourly rate?
To find the salary for a specific hourly rate, multiply the hourly rate by your weekly hours and then by 52 weeks.
Annual salary = Hourly rate × Weekly hours × 52
For example:
The same hourly rate can lead to very different salaries depending on weekly hours.
Annual salary = Hourly rate × Weekly hours × 52
For example:
- $25/hour at 40 hours/week = $52,000 per year
- $30/hour at 40 hours/week = $62,400 per year
- $25/hour at 37.5 hours/week = $48,750 per year
The same hourly rate can lead to very different salaries depending on weekly hours.
Is hourly or salary better?
Neither option is always better, it depends on your workload, schedule, and priorities.
Hourly pay is often better if:
The best option is the one that pays fairly for the time you actually work.
Hourly pay is often better if:
- You work overtime
- You want clear boundaries around your time
- Your schedule changes often
- You want predictable pay
- You receive strong benefits and paid time off
- Your workload stays close to expected hours
The best option is the one that pays fairly for the time you actually work.
Do taxes change after converting pay types?
Converting pay types does not change your tax rate by itself. Taxes are based on your total income, not whether you’re paid hourly or salary.
However, your take-home pay can feel different:
Using a paycheck calculator helps you understand how taxes, deductions, and hours worked affect what you actually take home.
However, your take-home pay can feel different:
- Hourly workers may see more variation due to overtime or fluctuating hours
- Salaried workers may work extra ho
Using a paycheck calculator helps you understand how taxes, deductions, and hours worked affect what you actually take home.