Parkodoro
Hotkey timer & time tracker
Only for Mac
$4.99
Mac
Pick a tile, start the clock. Summon Parkodoro with a hotkey, start a timer, and it’s gone before you lose your train of thought.
Parkodoro is a pomodoro timer and time tracker that lives in the menu bar. Summon it with a hotkey, start a timer, and it’s gone before you lose your train of thought.
COMMAND-TAB, BUT FOR TIMERS
Hold ⌘ and press the shortcut (⌃⌘Z by default): the window opens. Press again and the timer you used last is selected; keep pressing to move through the rest. Let go of ⌘ and the timer starts, the window closes, and your cursor is right where you left it. The mouse works too: click a tile to start or stop it, right-click to edit, drag to reorder.
25(30):5 IS A WHOLE TIMER
You type intervals instead of filling in a form. 25:5 is 25 minutes of work and a 5-minute break. Add more colons for longer cycles: 25:5:25:15. A number in parentheses is what gets logged: 25(30):5 runs for 25 minutes and records 30, which helps when you bill by the half hour. Turn the countdown off, and the timer is a stopwatch.
BROWN NOISE, BUILT IN
Switch it on for a timer, and it plays while you work and stops for breaks. It’s generated as it plays, so there’s no loop to notice. On a call? The speaker button silences it until the timer stops.
HOURS THAT ADD UP THE WAY YOU WORK
Step away for two minutes, start the timer again, and it’s still one session. Anything under a minute isn’t logged at all. Finish at 1:40 am, and those hours count toward the day you started. Copy daily totals as plain text, or export a CSV that other time trackers can import.
FOR MACRO PADS AND SCRIPTS
A second shortcut starts or stops your last timer without opening the window. Anything that can open a URL can start and stop timers — Shortcuts, scripts, a macro pad — and a small status file tells scripts what’s running.
AS VISIBLE AS YOU WANT
The menu bar icon fills up as a work interval runs and drains during a break, so you can see where you are without reading the time. Hide it, hide the Dock icon too, and Parkodoro is just a hotkey that opens a small window.
PRIVATE AND QUIET
No account, no analytics, no network. Your timers and log are one file on your Mac. Notifications are off until you turn them on, and even then they skip the banners.
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Information
- Seller
- Roman Kliuchkovych
- Size
- 2.1 MB
- Category
- Productivity
- Compatibility
Requires macOS 14.0 or later.
- Mac
Requires macOS 14.0 or later.
- Mac
- Age Rating
4+
- 4+
- Copyright
- © 2026 Roman Kliuchkovych
