PomoPet - Pomodoro Focus Timer
Grow a virtual pet while you focus — alone or with friends
What it does
A Pomodoro timer with a pet that grows as you focus. Custom timers, Co-Focus rooms for up to eight friends, streaks, badges, and detailed statistics.
PomoPet turns the Pomodoro technique into something you actually want to come back to. Every completed session feeds and levels up a companion that lives in your pocket, and the streaks, badges, and shared focus rooms give the habit somewhere to go once motivation runs thin. Run the classic 25/5 cycle or build your own intervals. Long-press-free presets keep the timer out of your way once a session starts. Finished sessions feed your companion. It grows through stages, unlocks new expressions, and visibly reflects how consistent the last few weeks were. Focus earns paw points. Spend them on new companions and accessories instead of on another productivity subscription. Open a synchronised…from yuhdeveloper.com
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