Pomodoro is the focus timer for people who are tired of focus timers.

No login screen. No dashboards. No coaching. No streaks to defend. No notifications begging you to come back. Open the app, tap the circle, and start working. When the time is up, take a break. Repeat.

The screen is pure black or pure white. That is the entire design system. The numerals are quiet, the controls are quiet, and the app gets out of the way so the thing you actually want to do — the work — can have the room.

Why you might love it
• A ring that breathes while you focus, a single dot that orbits when you don't. Subtle motion, never noise.
• Long-press the time to enter Zen mode. The buttons fade away. Just you and a number that gets smaller.
• True OLED black for night sessions, true white for daylight. No grays, no brand colors, no surprises.
• Numbers in a thin monospace face you can read across a desk without picking up the phone.

What it does
• Focus, short break and long break sessions, each tunable from 5 to 90 minutes.
• Automatic cycles with a long break after every fourth Pomodoro (or however you set it).
• Optional auto-start, so flow does not stop at a button.
• A discreet end-of-session notification with vibration and an optional sound.
• Daily and seven-day statistics, stored locally, with no charts you have to interpret to use.
• Keep-screen-on toggle for when the phone is sitting on the desk.
• Exact alarms — when the timer says 25 minutes, it means 25 minutes, even with the screen off.

What it does not do
• No accounts. No cloud sync. No data leaves the device, ever.
• No analytics. No crash reporting. No third-party SDKs of any kind.
• No advertising. No upsells. No "premium" tier.
• No notifications you did not ask for. No badges, no streaks, no nags.

Free. No strings attached. No "premium" tier, no upsells, no surprise paywalls — open it, use it, that is it.

For people who want a timer that respects their attention as much as they do.