Pomodoro Focus Timer 4+

Name: Pomodoro Focus Timer
Rating: 4 (99 reviews)
Author: Tianna Henry-Lewis

Tianna Henry-Lewis

Designed for iPad

- 4.0 • 99 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Whether your studying to ace that test, starting a habit of reading more, sketching more, or increasing your word count, Pomodoro Focus Timer offers simple features to help you recharge your focus and stay on the task at hand. Pomodoro Focus Timer has a minimal design to keep distractions away. It is an effective tool to retain motivation and focus.

This app uses the Original Pomodoro Technique which is proven to keep you focusing on your work. Break up what seems like impossible tasks into short chunks and be surprised at how much you can get done.

Decide what the task you want to work on is (ex. studying, writing, reading, note-taking, drawing, etc.). Focus sessions are pre-set to 25 minutes, simply press the play button to begin the timer. Roll up your sleeves and get to work, focus on your chosen task until the timer rings. The break sessions, which are pre-set to 5 minutes, will begin. Take the time to walk away from you work, and give your brain a chance to relax until the timer signals that it’s time to get back to work. Your amount of focus sessions completed are being tracked. Once you have completed 4, you deserve a longer break. Your pre-set Long Break session will begin to countdown, when the timer rings the cycle starts all over again.

Premium users now have the ability customize their sessions and set reminders so they can keep the motivation going for those tasks and projects that may take a couple sessions to accomplish.

30 Sept 2020

Version 2020.5

Bug Fixes

4.0 out of 5

99 Ratings

Need only one feature

Really awesome app. Need only one feature to full-fill my needs. Just bring an option to skip a session or break. It will be very helpful in case if we want to use long pomodoro sessions in the middle of work.

Helpful

Helps in focusing on the work

Unexpected behaviour

I opened the notification when my 25 min timer was finished to start my break. I notice the clock is stuck and theres no way to start the break other than passing the remaining time (which shouldnt be there in the first place)

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