Cyberpunk focus timer with Pomodoro
Cyberpunk-themed focus app: Pomodoro, ambient sounds, RPG XP
What it does
Cyberdoro is a focus app built for people who actually enjoy sitting down to work. It combines a Pomodoro timer with ambient soundscapes, YouTube backgrounds, notes & tasks, and an RPG-style leveling system that rewards focus streaks. Team up with friends in multiplayer Focus Rooms with synced timers. Free to use, no ads, cyberpunk aesthetic throughout.
Cyberdoro is a free cyberpunk-themed focus app and Pomodoro timer with immersive lofi backgrounds, ambient soundscapes, task tracking, focus rooms, and XP-based leveling. No download or sign-up required.
A futuristic focus desktop for deep work. CYBERDORO is optimized for Desktop PCs or Laptops. Sit down, fire up a large monitor, grab a coffee, and dive into deep focus! 😎 Drop into a cyberpunk or lo-fi world, run the Pomodoro method, and let CYBERDORO's built-in tools keep you locked in - no setup, no distractions. Hit Enter and we'll set you up instantly: a random atmosphere, your timer, and your task list - ready tofrom cyberdoro.com
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