
Soft Pomodoro - Focus Timer
aesthetic Pomodoro timer that helps you stay focused
What it does
Soft Pomodoro is a beautiful Pomodoro timer for iPhone that helps you stay focused in a calm, aesthetic way. It is based on one of the most effective study methods called the Pomodoro Technique where you have 25 minute focus sessions and a 5 minute break. You're breaking down large, daunting tasks into 25 minutes approachable bite-size pieces and you can do anything for 25 minutes. Set a daily goal, track your streak, and build healthy habits over time.
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- ICI Created a Pomodoro Timer2025 · 25min.work · ▲35
Core features: Customizable Timers: Adjust work and break durations flexibly. Focus Mode: Background color change to enhance concentration. Smart Notifications: Alerts with sound and notifications when a session ends. Cross-platform Sync: Seamless data sync across devices. It’s free to use, and I’d love to hear your thoughts! I’m looking forward to your feedback, suggestions, or ideas to make it better. Thanks for checking it out!



- IMI made a pomodoro technique timer2022 · pomotimer.com · ▲15
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