Focus better.
Achieve more.
The Pomodoro timer that actually helps you get things done. Track tasks, build streaks, study with friends.
Everything you need to focus
Simple tools that work together to help you build consistent productivity habits.
Smart Timer
Customizable focus sessions (1-120 min) with automatic breaks. Work your way, not just 25 minutes.
Task Management
Track tasks with pomodoro estimates. See exactly how long everything takes.
Detailed Stats
Beautiful charts for daily, weekly, and monthly progress. Know your peak hours.
Study Together
Add friends, join study rooms, compete on leaderboards. Accountability built in.
Web Dashboard
View your stats from any browser. Your data syncs across all your devices.
Ambient Sounds
Rain, ocean, cafe, lo-fi — pick your focus soundtrack. Free and premium options.
How TaskPomo Works
A simple focus loop, refined into a habit you actually keep.
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Pick a task
Add what you want to work on — a chapter, a feature, an essay. Keep the list short so the next step is always obvious.
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Start a 25-minute focus
Hit start and work on one thing. Notifications hush, the timer counts down, and distractions fade into the background.
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Take a short break
Every completed session unlocks a 5-minute break. Stand up, breathe, walk. Your brain needs the rhythm, not more willpower.
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See what you shipped
Daily, weekly and monthly stats show the hours you actually focused — not the hours you planned to. Momentum compounds.
Built for people who need to ship
TaskPomo adapts to how you work — from research-heavy study sessions to code reviews and long writing blocks.
Students
Break long study sessions into 25-minute sprints. Track which subjects you actually spent time on, and join study rooms to focus alongside other students.
Software engineers
Keep one problem in your head long enough to solve it. Pomodoro sessions pair well with deep work on a single function, PR, or debug session.
Writers and researchers
Protect the first 25 minutes of a draft from re-reading and research rabbit holes. Use breaks to edit — not mid-flow.
Remote workers
Fight meeting fatigue with structured focus blocks. Schedule sessions between calls so real work doesn't get pushed to evenings.
People with ADHD
A visible timer is external executive function. Short sprints and mandatory breaks turn a vague 'I should work' into something your brain can grip.
Content creators
Batch scripting, editing, and thumbnail work into focused sessions. Stats make it obvious which part of your workflow is eating your week.
From the blog
Focus techniques, the Pomodoro method, and productivity ideas — written by the founder.
The Real Cost of Context Switching: Why Bouncing Between Tasks Destroys Focus (And What to Do Instead)
Context switching can cost up to 40% of your productive time. Learn the real costs of task switching and four proven frameworks to protect your focus.
Samet Yigit·Apr 14, 2026·13 min
How to Stop Procrastinating: The Neuroscience of Why We Delay and How Short Sprints Trick Your Brain
Learn why procrastination is an emotion problem, not a laziness problem, and how short timed sprints trick your brain into starting hard tasks.
Samet Yigit·Apr 11, 2026·12 min
The 10 Best Pomodoro Apps in 2026: Honest Comparison for Focus, Tasks, and Stats
Compare the 10 best Pomodoro apps in 2026 for focus, task management, and analytics. Honest breakdown to help you pick the right one for your workflow.
Samet Yigit·Apr 9, 2026·13 min
The Daily Productivity Routine That Actually Survives Monday Mornings
Build a daily productivity routine that survives Monday chaos. Learn energy-based scheduling, the Minimum Viable Routine, and proven focus strategies.
Samet Yigit·Apr 8, 2026·13 min
The Practical Guide to Remote Work Focus: How to Stay Productive Without Burning Out
Remote work killing your focus? This practical guide covers proven remote work focus strategies, boundary-setting, and burnout prevention that hold up on a…
Samet Yigit·Apr 7, 2026·14 min
The ADHD Pomodoro Technique: How to Adapt Short Sprints for a Neurodivergent Brain
The ADHD Pomodoro Technique rarely works out of the box. Learn how to adapt sprint lengths, breaks, and timers to fit your neurodivergent brain.
Samet Yigit·Apr 6, 2026·12 minFrequently asked questions
Quick answers about how TaskPomo works and what you can expect.
What is the Pomodoro Technique?
A time-management method developed by Francesco Cirillo in the late 1980s. You work in focused 25-minute intervals (called pomodoros), separated by short breaks, with a longer break after every four sessions. TaskPomo builds the whole loop into a timer, task list, and stats dashboard.
Can I change the 25-minute length?
Yes. TaskPomo supports custom focus and break durations. Many users keep the classic 25/5 rhythm, while deep-work fans prefer 50-minute sessions with 10-minute breaks. Pick what matches your attention span.
Do I need an account to use TaskPomo?
No. The core timer, tasks, and stats work completely offline with no login required. You only need an account if you want cloud sync across devices, leaderboards, or study rooms.
Does TaskPomo work offline?
Yes. Everything runs locally on your device by default. Sessions you complete offline sync to the cloud the next time you open the app with a connection, so your stats stay accurate.
How does cross-device sync work?
If you sign in, your tasks, sessions, and statistics sync between iOS, Android, and the web app automatically. You can start a session on your phone during a commute and pick up the same task on your laptop at work.
What are study rooms?
Virtual focus rooms where you and other users run synchronized pomodoro sessions together. The shared timer creates gentle accountability — a digital version of sitting in a library with your friends.
Is TaskPomo free?
Yes. The core timer, task management, stats, web app, and study rooms are free forever. TaskPomo Pro unlocks advanced statistics, unlimited rooms, premium sounds, and an ad-free experience.
How is my data handled?
By default all your data stays on your device. If you create an account we store your email, profile, and the sync data needed for cross-device use. We never sell personal data. Full details are in the Privacy Policy.
Which platforms does TaskPomo support?
iOS (App Store), Android (Google Play), and any modern browser via the web app. The mobile apps share the same account and data with the web app.
Will pomodoros really make me more productive?
For most people: yes — because the method protects your attention from task-switching, which is the real productivity killer. It won't fix motivation by itself, but it turns 'I should focus' into a concrete, repeatable 25-minute commitment.
Start your focus journey
Download the app or use the web dashboard — your data syncs everywhere.