Key features include: - You can create an unlimited number of trainers for your tasks - Customizable appearance (background and cover) - Powerful yet easy-to-use sound settings - Quick and clear program setup - Two work modes: interval and regular timer - Everything is carefully saved in history, allowing you to analyze your progress - The ability to start a new task during a break from pre-created ones Let me elaborate on the last point. I have trackers like "Spanish Word Review" (a regular 5-minute timer), "Main Work" (a 8-hour program), and "Abs Workout" (a 6-minute program). I start "Main Work." During the break, if I don’t do anything, a 5-minute countdown begins. But I can press the "Break Options" button and choose, for example, "Abs Workout." Once it’s done, I return to "Main Work." This is convenient because by pre-creating several small tasks, I don’t have to think about what to do during a break. Otherwise, it often goes like this: "The break has started, what should I do? Seems like there's nothing to do, I’ll continue working." At this point, the interval work technique stops. Over time, this leads to fatigue, and in the long run, burnout. As a bonus, the "Break Options" button logs these tasks during breaks, so you’re passively tracking your habits and can analyze them.

Zen-Mode: Disciplined

Efficient work using interval technique without burnout

Efficient work using interval technique without burnout