PomoTodo review
A capable web Pomodoro workspace, with Pro reporting aimed at billable work.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
PomoTodo combines Pomodoro timers with task management, project boards and focus tracking in a browser-based workspace. It suits individuals and small teams that want focused work connected to tasks and projects rather than a standalone countdown timer. Users can start sessions without an account, organize tasks with priorities, due dates, tags, estimates and subtasks, and view projects in section, list, board or table formats. Focus sessions can be linked to specific tasks and projects, giving the timer a direct connection to planned work.
The Free plan covers a substantial core workflow: unlimited focus sessions and tasks, unlimited projects and boards, all 10 Pomodoro timers, plants, streaks, daily statistics and reporting over the last 30 days. Presets include Classic 25/5, Animedoro and 52/17, while custom focus and break lengths support different working patterns. For users who mainly need task-linked sessions, streaks and basic statistics, the free tier keeps the central experience available without a subscription.
Pro is aimed at users who need longer-term project and billing records. The published plans show a monthly price of $12 or an annual price of $99, equivalent to $8.25 per month when billed annually. Both Pro options add unlimited teammates, billable value, effective hourly rate, full project history, timesheets and invoice export. That makes PomoTodo a stronger fit for project-based work where time needs to be summarized or connected to invoices. Users seeking a native desktop or mobile app, or only a simple timer without task and project structure, should look elsewhere; PomoTodo is focused on a web-based productivity system.
PomoTodo pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free plan includes unlimited sessions, tasks, projects and boards
- Ten timer presets plus customizable focus and break lengths
- Pro adds timesheets, reporting and invoice export
- Where it doesn't
- Platform coverage is limited to the web
- Free reporting covers only the last 30 days
- Pro pricing is $12 monthly or $99 annually
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