Pomofocus
A browser Pomodoro timer with tasks, adjustable intervals and separate paid features.
About Pomofocus
Pomofocus is an online Pomodoro timer that runs in a desktop or mobile browser. It is designed to help people focus on tasks such as studying, writing, or coding. The timer follows the Pomodoro Technique, which splits work into intervals, traditionally 25 minutes, separated by short breaks. Users add tasks for the day, estimate how many pomodoros each task needs, and start the timer for each interval.
Basic features include a finish-time estimate for daily tasks, saved task templates, visual reports of focus time by day, week, and month, and adjustable focus and break times with alarm and background sounds. Premium features, listed separately, add project time tracking, yearly reports, CSV export of focus history, more than three saved templates, Todoist task import, webhook connections to other apps, and an ad-free experience. Desktop app downloads are listed for Mac, Windows, and Linux. The Windows installer may show a warning because the app is not signed with a developer certificate.
Key features
- Estimates the time needed to finish daily tasks
- Saves repetitive tasks as templates for one-click addition
- Visual reports of focus time by day, week, and month
- Adjustable focus and break durations, alarm sounds, and background sounds
- Premium: project time tracking, yearly reports, and CSV export of focus history
- Premium: loads tasks from Todoist and connects to apps via webhooks
Best for: People who study, write, or code and want a timed work-and-break routine based on the Pomodoro Technique.
Good for
- Works in both desktop and mobile browsers
- Basic timer, task, and report features are listed without a premium tier
- Desktop app downloads are provided for Mac, Windows, and Linux
Watch out for
- Several features, including project tracking, CSV export, and integrations, are listed as premium
- Saving more than three templates is listed as a premium feature
- Windows users may see a warning that the app is unsafe because it is not signed with a developer certificate
Pomofocus at a glance
- Website
- pomofocus.io
- Category
- Productivity › Productivity Suites
- Type
- Online tool
- Pricing
- Freemium
- Open source
- Not stated
- Last checked
- Oct 9, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 9, 2026
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Pomofocus FAQ
What is the Pomodoro Technique?
It is a time management method developed by Francesco Cirillo that uses a timer to split work into intervals, traditionally 25 minutes long, separated by short breaks.
Why might Windows warn about the desktop app?
The app is not signed with a developer certificate. The site says Windows users can click "Details" and then "Run anyway" to proceed.
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