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Pomofocus

Customizable online Pomodoro timer with a task list, focus reports and optional desktop apps.

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About Pomofocus

Pomofocus is a Pomodoro timer that runs in a desktop or mobile browser, with downloadable desktop builds for Mac, Windows and Linux. You add the tasks you plan to work on, estimate how many 25-minute pomodoros each needs, then start the timer and take short breaks when the alarm rings. It estimates when you'll finish your list for the day, lets you save repeating tasks as templates, and shows visual reports of how long you focused each day, week and month. Focus and break lengths, alarm sounds and background sounds are all adjustable. The basic timer is free with ads; a premium plan removes ads and adds projects, yearly reports, CSV export of your history, unlimited templates, Todoist import and webhook integrations. It is a one-person project by Yuya Uzu. It suits students and remote workers who want a simple timer tied to a daily task list, without installing anything.

Best for: Students and remote workers who want a browser Pomodoro timer linked to a daily task list.

Pros and cons

What works

  • Works in any browser with nothing to install
  • Task list with pomodoro estimates and finish-time prediction
  • Daily, weekly and monthly focus reports

Why people leave

  • Free version shows ads
  • Projects, CSV export and Todoist import need premium
  • Windows desktop app is unsigned and triggers a security warning

Top Pomofocus alternatives

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  1. 1Toggl Track logo
    Toggl Track

    Full time tracker with a Pomodoro mode, for people who need billable hours and reports by project.

    61.8
  2. 2Super Productivity logo
    Super Productivity

    Free, open-source task manager with a Pomodoro timer and time tracking, without a premium tier.

    54.4
  3. 3Forest logo
    Forest

    A phone focus timer that blocks distracting apps and turns sessions into a growing forest.

    40.0

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Pomofocus: common questions

Is Pomofocus free?

Pomofocus has a free plan and paid plans.

Is Pomofocus open source?

No, Pomofocus is not open source. Open-source alternatives include Super Productivity.

What platforms does Pomofocus run on?

Pomofocus is available for Web, macOS, Windows and Linux.

What are the best alternatives to Pomofocus?

The highest-ranked Pomofocus alternatives right now are Toggl Track, Super Productivity and Forest. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.

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