Pomodoro Timer

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About this app

Bring structure to your workflow by utilising time blocking technique.


Time blocking is an effective strategy for using time wisely and achieving greater results. Blocking out time for specific activities allows you to focus on one task at a time, limit distractions and procrastination.


It's really simple to use:


1. Define your tasks at hand, make a task list.

2. Define a block of time during which you will eliminate all distractions and give all your focus to your tasks. Start the timer and work.

3. Take frequent breaks. Regular breaks are conducive to greater productivity and concentration. During these breaks take a breath of fresh air, do some push-ups, stretch or anything else that helps you to restore your power. Your body will thank you.

4. Repeat this work/break cycle and take a longer breaks when you feel you need to.


Daily goal setting, minimalistic design beautiful color themes, notifications and more.

Ratings and reviews

Having just learned of this method to combat my ADHD/lack of drive, this app was perfect for jumping right into and trying out this method immediately with just one touch. Very convenient, and easy to customize/refine your program as needed. Highly recommend both the pomodoro method and this app for trying it out. Haven't noticed any ads (but haven't looked for them either), certainly not any intrusive ads thus far, 5 stars from me.

It does exactly what it claims - set timers using the pomodoro method. The only reason it's not 5 stars is that sometimes, it doesn't notify me when it's running in the background. There's been a few times were I know that I've been working longer than 25 minutes, so I'll open the app to see, and it'll immediately ding pomodoro over and start the short break.

Straightforward implementation of the Pomodoro technique timer. Works well! My only gripe is that you can't turn off daily goals and the in-between screen quote that comes up when you hit goal. I can get around this by setting the daily goal to a high number, but then there's still the dots that draw across the screen to show how close I am to the pseudo goal.