Hey Product Hunt — I’m excited to share Pomoria. Pomoria started from a simple frustration: ordinary Pomodoro timers are useful, but they often feel incomplete. They tell you when to work and when to rest, but they don’t help you create the actual environment where focus happens. For me, focus is not just a countdown. It is sound, rhythm, visibility, mood, and the feeling that a session has a beginning, a middle, and an end. So I built Pomoria: a browser-based focus environment builder for people who have outgrown ordinary Pomodoro timers. With Pomoria, you can: ・Build custom Pomodoro sequences ・Mix white, pink, and brown noise ・Add synthesized rain ・Layer in a binaural tone ・Use Picture-in-Picture to keep the session visible ・Run everything locally in the browser ・Start without installing anything or creating an account The goal is not to make another timer. The goal is to make focus feel designed. I imagine Pomoria being useful for writers, students, developers, designers, makers, and anyone who wants a more personal deep-work routine. It’s still early, so I’d really appreciate feedback from people who care about productivity, focus tools, ambient sound, and deep work. What should a modern focus app do beyond counting down time?

Pomoria

For People Who Have Outgrown Ordinary Pomodoro Timers

For People Who Have Outgrown Ordinary Pomodoro Timers