Flow - Pomodoro Timer
A Pomodoro Timer built for one to track timer and focus.
What it does
Flow - A Pomodoro Timer built for one to be able to track their time and protect their focus. This free tool is offered to you by Auronix Space (https://auronix-space.auronixspace.workers.dev/) and you can set timers, tweak visuals, play music, and many more features. This tool offers the sweet vibrance one needs to focus when working.
This free tool is brought to you by Auronix Space, a one-man operation started by a 17-year-old high school student who just wanted better tools to help him stay organised, on task and on top of schoolwork. And the tools? He built them from scratch, and Auronix Space was their home. If Flow has been useful to you please visit https://auronix-space.auronixspace.workers.dev/ to see more tools like this. There you can browse everything else he's built, read the full story, and even chip in to help build what's next. Flow is a Pomodoro-style focus timer. Pick a mode — Pomodoro, Short Break or Long Break — hit Start, and Flow counts down while you work or rest. When a session finishes, Flow…from flow-pomodoro-timer.auronixspace.workers.dev
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