PeazeHub
Pomodoro timer with progress tracking
What it does
A progress tracker inspired by GitHub's activity heatmap, tailored for any goal. Log daily wins—writing, learning, or building—with a simple, clean heatmap. No fluff, just motivation to keep showing up. Been using it since New Year's, and it truly works! ✨
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