Pomodoro Timer With Tasks
Your timer and your task list, working together.
Most timers count down and that is it. You still keep your to-do list somewhere else, flip between the two, and lose track of what this block was even for.
Here they live together. Add your tasks, start the timer, and work down the list one focused block at a time. Check things off as you finish and watch the session turn into visible progress instead of a vague good feeling.
This is the part that makes Pomotodo more than a clock. The rhythm keeps you moving and the list keeps you honest. Line up your first three tasks and press start.
More timers
25 minutes on, 5 minutes off, a longer break every fourth round.
Built for revision sessions, exam prep, and long library days.
Shorter 15 minute blocks, clear progress, and a soft alarm.
Fifty-two minutes of deep work, seventeen minutes to actually recover.
Questions
How do tasks work with the timer?
Add tasks to the list beside the timer, then work through them during your focus blocks and tick each one off as you finish. Your list is saved in your browser between sessions.
Is this different from a normal Pomodoro timer?
Yes. Instead of just counting down, it pairs each focus block with a real task list, so you finish work rather than just spending time. That pairing is the core of Pomotodo.
Do I need an account to use the tasks?
No. The task list works right away and saves locally. An account adds synced stats and history, but the timer and tasks are free to use as they are.