Embed a Focus Timer in Your Team Wiki

Your team wiki is where the work gets defined: the sprint board, the meeting notes, the "how we work" page. It's the natural home for a shared focus ritual too. Embedding the Tomatoro widget puts a timer on the same page as the plan, so starting a focus block is one less tab away.

Most wikis embed the same way

The widget is a standard iframe, and nearly every wiki supports one:

• Confluence — add the Iframe macro (or Insert → Embed) and paste the URL.
• Coda — type /embed, paste the URL, and resize the canvas object.
• Notion (as a wiki) — type /embed, paste, and drag to about 460 px wide.
• Plain HTML wikis / intranets — drop in the iframe snippet directly.

In every case the URL is the same:

https://tomatoro.com/widget

Pin the theme to your wiki

Most wikis have a fixed light theme. Match it so the timer doesn't flip to dark for some teammates:

https://tomatoro.com/widget?theme=light

Use ?theme=dark for a dark workspace, or leave it off to follow each viewer's OS preference.

Good places to put it

• The top of the team home page, next to the day's priorities
• A dedicated "Focus time" page that explains your Pomodoro norms
• The sprint or standup doc, so a session can kick off right after planning

It's a shared surface, not a shared clock

Each teammate who opens the page gets their own independent timer running in their own browser — there's no synchronized countdown across people. That's usually what you want: everyone starts their focus block when they're ready, not on a forced shared clock. Settings and progress stay in each person's browser, and no one needs an account to use it.