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Pomodoso
Track your work, not your energy
9 followers
Track your work, not your energy
9 followers
Pomodoso is a local-first Chrome extension + web app that tracks your workday without breaking your flow. It auto-detects your Linear and GitHub tickets as you browse, runs a Pomodoro timer that measures real focused time per task, keeps your top 3 priorities and ad-hoc tasks, tracks recurring habits, and pulls in your Google Calendar to count actual meeting time. Everything you log becomes a daily and weekly report, ready to paste into standup, no manual copy-paste.
One thing I'd love to see is a Slack or Teams integration that auto-posts your end-of-day summary to a designated channel. It would save me a step during standup prep and keep my team in the loop without me having to remember to share it. Even better if I could customize which projects or tasks get included in that auto-post.
@esmanuratalarΒ This is a really common ask, and I totally get it. Automating standup prep is a great use case. π
It's not in the app yet, but it's very much on the roadmap: we already have a daily summary built, and there's a (currently disabled) Integrations section waiting for exactly this. Slack would likely come first (Teams right after), with an auto-post to a channel you pick at the end of the day, and yes, the ability to choose which projects/tasks get included is part of the plan, since not everything belongs in a team update.
Quick question to help me prioritize: would you want it fully automatic at a set time each day, or a one-click "post to Slack" you trigger yourself when your day's actually done? Both are on the table and I'm curious which fits your standup flow better.
Appreciate you sharing this - really helpful. π
been waiting for something that pulls Linear tickets into a pomodoro without me touching anything, and it actually caught my current task the second i opened it. the auto standup report is a nice touch too.
Love that it pulls in Linear and GitHub tickets on its own, my usual workflow is way too messy for me to start a timer manually. The auto-generated standup notes are a nice touch too, definitely cuts down the Monday morning scramble.
finally tried this and the auto-detect picking up my linear tickets without me opening anything is genuinely useful. weekly report is clean enough i can just paste it into slack.
the auto-detect for linear and github tickets is such a smart move, it removes that annoying context switch every time you start a pomodoro