What's the best software for Pomodoro technique?
I'm trying Pomodoro Technique to reduce the impact of my mind.
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- Lewis Kang'ethe NgugiUX Specialist · WrittenIt notes how productive you have been by tracking completed pomdoros, the number of interruptions there are (how many times you pause the app), and accumulated hours of active work per day.
- Benjamin Kimo TwichellGrowth Marketing Consultant · WrittenThis one is nice and light, get's the job done!Ellen KruijzenNightlife Evangelist at Loop · WrittenThere's also an online version: https://pomodoro-tracker.com/
- James HuntEntrepreneur. Coder. Marketer. Founder. · WrittenSelf Control not only blocks websites but lets you do so for a set amount of time (i.e. 25 mins for pomodoro)
- Have been using Forest since 2015 and haven't found anything nearly as good. Very easy to use, and useful for preventing you from absentmindedly checking your phone during your work session. Plus it's nice to see your forest grow over time and to unlock new trees. The built-in sound effects are good for bringing the session to a natural end. Sits on my home screen, which is one of the highest compliments I can give. :)
- aracena made this productI’ve used every ToDo, GTD, Pomodoro, Kanban, ranging from very simple to extremely convoluted. When I opened the app, my instinct was to monkey around in the preferences and make connections to my calendar and email. Needless to say, all of that effort was not required. Yet Effortless does every single thing you need it to do, so you can be effective. And nothing else. And for the first time, my time estimates are more meaningful and quantifiable. (The first comment in the Apple Store)
- 1Timer-On.com
- Abigail NgStudent · WrittenPomodoro timer as well as a todo list with tags and tracking! I use it everyday during the school year
- Isaac Del ToroFreelance Creative · WrittenI have been using V2 for years excited about the V3 in beta now connects to calendar and reminders.
- 1BFT - Bear Focus TimerBrandon WuWorking on Casually Competitive Games · EditedI wanted something I’d actually use, something visually appealing. I like the aesthetics of BFT which makes “productivity” less boring and more fun! It’s also got a clever UX design where by using it, you have to leave the phone facing down and not be distracted by it.