Proportional Break Formula - Flowtime

Core mechanic of the Flowtime Technique where break duration is calculated as approximately 20% of the preceding work session, creating flexible rest periods that scale naturally with work intensity and duration.

The Flowtime technique's break calculation method where you divide focus time by 5 to determine break length: 25 min focus = 5 min break, 50 min = 10 min break, 90+ min = 18+ min break, allowing natural work rhythms.

Dedicated application implementing the Flowtime Technique with count-up timer, proportional break calculator, and focus tracking designed specifically for flexible work sessions that respect natural attention spans.

Productivity methodology created by teacher and expert Zoe Read-Bivens in 2016 as a flexible alternative to the Pomodoro Technique, allowing natural work intervals until focus fades followed by proportional breaks, designed to overcome Pomodoro's rigid timer limitations.

An extended productivity technique similar to the 52/17 rule, where you work for 112 minutes followed by a 26-minute break. This longer interval is suggested for tasks requiring sustained deep focus and complex problem-solving.

The Flowtime technique's proportional break calculation where break duration equals work time divided by 5 (e.g., 25 min work = 5 min break, 50 min = 10 min, 90+ min = 10 min break), allowing natural work rhythms while ensuring adequate rest.