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Pomofocus review

Freemium#2 of 28 in Pomodoro Timer AppsStudy Timer AppsFocus Tools

A free, cross-platform timer that adds task estimates, reports, and project tracking.

9.2/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Pomofocus is a browser-based Pomodoro timer for studying, writing, coding, and daily work. Users can create a task list, estimate the number of Pomodoros required, select a task, and run focus and break sessions. Custom focus and break durations, reusable task templates, and finish-time estimates help connect timed sessions with a daily workload. Desktop downloads are available for macOS, Windows, and Linux, making it suitable for people who want the same task-and-timer workflow across major desktop platforms.

Its strongest area is the combination of task planning and reporting. Pomofocus supports project time tracking, while visual reports cover daily, weekly, and monthly focus. Premium features extend this reporting with yearly views and CSV downloads, and also add expanded templates. That makes the product more useful for reviewing time allocation over longer periods than a timer that only records individual sessions. Users who mainly need a focused timer and basic task estimates can stay with the free plan; people who need project-level history or exportable records should consider the premium features.

Pomofocus also fits workflows that connect timers with other services. Todoist integration is available, alongside Zapier, IFTTT, and webhook integrations. Premium features include Todoist and webhook integrations, ad removal, projects, yearly reports, CSV exports, and expanded templates. The trade-off is that calendar integration is not part of the product, so it is a better match for task-based focus planning than calendar-centered scheduling. Choose Pomofocus for customizable intervals, cross-platform access, task estimates, and reporting; choose an alternative if calendar integration is essential or if the needed reporting and integrations must be included without premium features.

Pomofocus pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Custom focus and break durations with estimated Pomodoros
    • Daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly visual reports
    • Todoist, Zapier, IFTTT, and webhook integrations
  • Where it doesn't
    • No calendar integration
    • Projects and yearly reports are premium features
    • CSV exports and integrations are premium features

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