Focus To-Do

A to-do list combined with a Pomodoro timer and reports on where your time went.

Verified facts: 3 of 3
Alternatives ranked: 4
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About Focus To-Do

Focus To-Do merges a basic task list with the Pomodoro Technique. You give tasks an estimate in Pomodoros, start a focus timer from the task itself, and the app records each completed session, so reports show how much time went to each project per day, week or month. Task features cover the basics: projects, due dates, reminders, subtasks, repeating tasks and notes. It syncs between phone, tablet and computer, and runs on Android, iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Mac, Windows and as a Chrome extension. The core app is free, with an optional premium upgrade for extra features. It is a straightforward choice for students and people who already work in Pomodoro sessions; it lacks collaboration, a strong web app and advanced filtering, and the interface is functional rather than refined.

Best for: Students and Pomodoro fans who want a timer attached to every task.

What works

Pomodoro timer started from each task
Reports on time spent per project
Apps on mobile, desktop and Chrome

Why people leave

Basic task organisation and filtering
No collaboration
Interface feels utilitarian

Top Focus To-Do alternatives

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1
TickTick
A fuller task manager with its own Pomodoro timer, habits and calendar.
66.5
2
Super Productivity
Free and open source with a Pomodoro timer, time tracking and timesheets.
62.6
3
Amazing Marvin
Timers, time estimates and planning tools inside a highly customisable app.
59.6
4
Todoist
A stronger task manager if you can run your focus timer separately.
57.2

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Focus To-Do: common questions

Is Focus To-Do free?

Focus To-Do has a free plan and paid plans.

Is Focus To-Do open source?

No, Focus To-Do is not open source. Open-source alternatives include Super Productivity.

What platforms does Focus To-Do run on?

Focus To-Do is available for Windows, macOS, iOS, Android and Browser extension.

What are the best alternatives to Focus To-Do?

The highest-ranked Focus To-Do alternatives right now are TickTick, Super Productivity and Amazing Marvin. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.

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Focus To-Do facts

3 of 3 verified

Method: Pomodoro Technique; Checked Oct 25, 2026focustodo.cn(opens source in a new tab); “Download Focus To-Do Based on the Pomodoro Technique Set an execution time for the task”
Reports: Time per day, week, month and project; Checked Oct 25, 2026focustodo.cn(opens source in a new tab); “the time spent on work every day/week/month and the time ratio of your projects.”
Platforms: Android, iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Mac, Windows, Chrome; Checked Oct 25, 2026focustodo.cn(opens source in a new tab); “Download Focus To-Do Android Android Tablet iPhone iPad Apple Watch Mac Windows Chrome Extension”