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Focusmeter review

Freemium#20 of 28 in Pomodoro Timer AppsStudy Timer Apps

A focused Android timer with strong analytics, exports, and no task list.

7.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Focusmeter is an Android focus and rest timer for people who follow Pomodoro-style routines or create custom work cycles. It supports configurable focus and rest durations, saved timer modes, automatic transitions, session tags, productivity summaries, timeline editing, manual session entry, background operation, and CSV or JSON export. Timer data is stored locally on the device, and analytics do not require an account. Its free, ad-free tier makes it suitable for Android users who want structured timing with measurable session history.

The published plans divide features between Minimalist and Pro. Minimalist includes timer customization, unlimited modes, background timing, focus and rest sessions, session tags, and daily, weekly, and monthly summaries. Pro includes everything in Minimalist, plus full tag analytics, custom date selection for analytics, extended tag colors, custom UI colors, and all Time Machine features. Pro is sold as a one-time Google Play purchase, with Google Play displaying the price in the user's local currency. The free tier covers the core timer and summary workflow, while Pro is aimed at users who need deeper analysis and additional personalization.

Focusmeter's strongest fit is a single-device Android workflow centered on timing and review rather than task management. Automatic transitions, background operation, widgets, dark mode, editable timelines, and exports give users several ways to maintain and examine a routine. Its narrower scope is also clear: there is no task list, and the app is not presented for platforms beyond Android. Choose Focusmeter if customizable cycles, tags, local analytics, and exported records matter most. Choose another Pomodoro app if cross-platform access or integrated task planning is essential.

Focusmeter pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Custom modes with automatic focus and rest transitions
    • Tag-based analytics with daily, weekly, and monthly summaries
    • Background operation, widgets, dark mode, and data exports
  • Where it doesn't
    • Android-only availability limits platform coverage
    • No built-in task list for managing work items
    • Advanced analytics and customization require the Pro upgrade

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