Pomodoro Timer, a focus timer you can set to your own rhythm

What can you do with it?

• Run focus, short break and long break phases that follow each other in a cycle, with a notification when each one ends.
• Change every length: in Settings the Timer section sets the defaults, and the Modes tab keeps whole combinations you can switch between in one tap.
• Name what you are working on with Add task label and pin a short checklist of tasks to the current session or to the full cycle.
• Watch the countdown on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island while the timer runs, without opening the app.
• See how much you focused and keep a daily streak in the Stats tab.

It counts toward a fixed end time instead of ticking a counter down, so it still shows the right number after you lock the phone and come back fifteen minutes later.

Quick start

1. Open the app and allow Notifications when asked, so you get the alert when a phase ends even if the phone is locked.
2. On the Timer tab, check the mode shown: Study runs 25 minutes of focus, 5-minute short breaks and a 15-minute long break after 4 sessions.
3. Optionally tap Add task label and type what this session is for.
4. Tap play. When the phase ends, tap play again to start the break, or use Skip to move to the next phase early.
5. Open Stats at the end of the day to see your minutes and your streak.

Free, and what Premium adds

The app is free to download, and so is the core of it: your own lengths, the Study mode, one custom mode, up to 3 pinned tasks and 7 days of stats, with ads along the way.

Premium removes all the ads. It also opens up Deep Work, Light Focus and as many custom modes as you want, automatic flow between phases, the ambient sounds, a longer history with the 90-day heatmap, charts, daily and weekly goals, unlimited pinned tasks with templates, and CSV or JSON export. There's a cheaper middle ground too: watch a short video to try any locked mode for 1 hour.

Privacy, offline use and permissions

No account, no sign-up. Sessions, settings and modes stay on your device, and the timer works with the phone in airplane mode. The network only gets used to show ads on the free tier and to process purchases.

Notifications is the only permission it asks for, so it can tell you a phase ended or that the next one is about to start on its own.

Limits worth knowing

• iPhone and iPad only. No Apple Watch app, no Mac app.
• Nothing syncs between devices; each one keeps its own history.
• The square stop button throws the whole session away, an easy mistake to make the first time. Skip keeps the minutes you already did, and a session that reaches zero on its own is always saved.