I work from home a lot with dual monitors, and I wanted something on my second screen that could help with focus without feeling like another serious productivity app.



So I built Lofi Cozy Room, a small 3D desktop companion for Windows.



It stays in a transparent, always-on-top window beside whatever you're working on, and it has a built-in Pomodoro timer along with a to-do list, memo, and diary.



While you're focusing, the little room can simply stay there in the background. The avatar reads, works, rests, or sleeps, while a puppy wanders around on its own.



You can keep the full room open or shrink it into Mini Mode when you want it to take up less space.



I also added things that help me make longer work sessions feel a little more comfortable:



\- 180 Lo-Fi tracks

\- Ambient sound mixing

\- Local music support

\- 14 room themes

\- 1,386 costumes

\- 715 interior items



The goal isn't to turn Pomodoro into something you constantly need to interact with. I wanted the timer to sit inside a relaxing little space that can quietly keep you company while you're actually getting work done.



The game is fully released on Windows for $4.99, and there's also a free demo if you'd like to try how it feels on your own desktop first.





\_\_\[\*\*🌱 Play Lofi Cozy Room on Steam\*\*\](https://store.steampowered.com/app/4621450/Lofi\_Cozy\_Room/)\_\_



I'd be really interested to hear how people who regularly use Pomodoro feel about combining a focus timer with an ambient desktop companion.

I put a Pomodoro timer inside a little 3D room that lives on my Windows desktop