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Focus on what matters!
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Sasha Drmic

Pomodor - Focus on what matters!

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Pomodor is a productivity app based on a time management method called The Pomodoro Technique. Use Pomodor to break down your work into sessions, label them, get a notification when the each session is over and a lot more!

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Colin Kiama
Making this an installable PWA was an outstanding move!
Sasha Drmic
Maker
@colinkiama Thanks Colin! I also love PWAs! 😀
Dušan Živković
I like the streamlined clutter free design, and the overall responsiveness of the app. I like it++!
Sasha Drmic
Maker
@dusan_zivkovic Thanks man! I'm glad you like the app!
Vlad Prudnikov
Hey! My question is about technologies. What did you use to implement it?
Sasha Drmic
Maker
@v_prudnikoff Hey Vlad! I used React, Redux, Material UI and Firebase to build and Netlify to deploy the app. Also, there's is a link to the source code in footer.
Kimberly Wolfson
I'm a big fan of The Pomodoro Technique! Looking forward to checking this app out!
Jensen Chen
It's a great app. I like it. But I still have some questions.Why there are so many productivity apps on Product Hunt? It's hard to understand for a Product Manager from China. How to make profit? How many people will pay for it? Now more and more people focus on Social Media to kill time. Oh I am a such shallow Product Manager!
Burak Gül
@jensen_chen Right on point! Are we this desparate for this many productivity apps?
Jensen Chen
@burakg I don't know the culture of other country. But in China, everyone want to make more money, everyone want to success. So they spend more time on working and self-developing. Time is limit, so they learn how to manage time to make more time. So they try one and another productivity app. And they find they are failed. They are still no time. So I think a productivity tool needs to think about and find the root of the problem and provide a way to solve it.
Ahmad Abugosh
This is awesome and super simple! Does the Stats view let you look back more than 30 days, or export (to a csv for example)?
Sasha Drmic
Maker
@aabugosh Thank you Ahmad! You can look back all the way back to 12 months, but CSV exporting is not currently implemented.
Robert Zalaudek
@aabugosh if you're looking for a pomodoro app that allows you to export stats you may want to look at Pomodus.com
David kart
Looks Good.. All D best...
Sasha Drmic
Maker
@david_kart1 Thanks!