Android, iOS & Windows — almost here

Just press start.I’ll handle the rest.

Pomato is just a pomodoro timer. It won’t make you sign up, won’t nag you about streaks, won’t ask for money. The apps are almost ready — but you can use the timer right here, right now.

Space start / pausetime left shows up in your tab

Focus25:00

Not a video. It’s the exact same timer that’s going in the app.

On your phone

You won’t even need to open it.

Why open an app just to check how many minutes are left? Everything below is hooked up to the timer up top — hit start and watch.

iOS

Lock Screen & Dynamic Island

Lock your phone, leave it on the desk — the Live Activity keeps counting.

Android

Home-screen widget

Start, pause, check the time — no app needed. Make it as big or small as you like.

Android

Right from your notifications

Pause or skip from the notification. Works on the lock screen too.

Stuff it won’t do

Other focus apps keep trying to hold on to you.This one lets you go.

  • An account

    Sign up? Log in? Nah.

  • Streaks

    Take a day off, it’s fine. There’s no streak to break.

  • Guilt

    Nobody’s virtual tree dies because you checked your phone.

  • A pro tier

    Free is all there is. Nothing hidden behind a paywall.

  • Ads

    Not in the app, not on here.

  • Your data

    What you did and when stays on your phone. We don’t know either.

Nothing to set up

Open it, hit start, done. Twenty-five minutes on, five off, and a longer break every fourth round. Tweak the numbers if you want — or don’t bother.

Still right when your phone’s locked

It runs off the clock, not a counter ticking away. Lock your phone, take a call, come back an hour later — it knows exactly where you are.

Done? It gets out of your way

One heads-up when time’s up — sound or vibration, your call. No “come back!” notifications. Ever.

Questions?

Here’s the stuff people ask.

What’s the Pomodoro Technique?

It’s a way to focus in short bursts: 25 minutes on, 5 minutes off. Do that four times, then take a longer 15-minute break. Pomato runs the whole cycle for you — you just press start.

Is it actually free?

Yep, for real. No paid tier, no ads, no account. What you see is all there is.

Does it work in the browser?

Yep. The timer on this page really works. Space starts and pauses it, and the time left shows up in the tab title, so you can keep an eye on it from other tabs.

When are the apps coming out?

Soon! Android, iOS and Windows are all in final testing. The store links go up right here on launch day.

Can I change the times?

In the apps, yes — focus length, short and long breaks, and how many rounds before the long one. The web timer sticks to the classic 25 / 5 / 15.

Are you taking my data?

Nope. Your settings and history stay on your phone. The only things that ever leave it are anonymous crash reports and usage counts — and you can turn both off.

Almost there.

It’s not in the stores yet.Until then, just keep this page open — it’s the same timer.

  • Google PlayAlmost here
  • App StoreAlmost here
  • Microsoft StoreAlmost here