Prayaas is a focus timer built around the Flowmodoro technique — a flexible alternative to fixed 25-minute Pomodoro sprints.
The idea, and the app as well, is simple: instead of forcing your focus into a rigid timer, you work for as long as you can stay in flow. When your concentration breaks, you stop — and the app calculates a break for you based on how long you actually focused, so longer, deeper sessions earn longer rest.
Who it is for:
Flowmodoro tends to suit people who have found fixed timers more disruptive than helpful — the kind of work where a 25-minute buzzer cuts you off right as you finally get going.
How it works:
- Type in what you are working on and begin your session
- Stay focused for as long as your flow lasts
- When you are done, Prayaas automatically works out a fair break based on your session length
- Use the break to properly step away, then jump back in when you are ready
- Skip the break early if you would rather get straight back to work
Along the way, Prayaas keeps a quiet log of your sessions for the day and a simple 7-day view of your focus time, so you can see your patterns build up over the week without any account or sign-up required. Data refreshes after the week.
Notifications let you know when a session starts and when your break is over, so you can put your phone down and stay present in your work instead of watching the clock.
The design is deliberately simple — No signup, no dashboards, no streaks to maintain, no gamification.
Prayaas is supported by ads shown only during your break, never while you are working.
A deliberately simple Flowmodoro timer — flow-based focus, earned breaks.