Pomodomo

While studying and working on personal projects, I relied heavily on the Pomodoro technique to manage my time. I even started a YouTube channel where I posted “Study with Me” videos so others could join my Pomodoro sessions.

Over time, I noticed a recurring issue. I could focus well for the first one or two 25-minute cycles, but then I'd get distracted. When wrapping up, I often couldn't recall what I had worked on or whether the session had been productive. There was no simple way to reflect on how I had actually spent my time.

That realization made me think: what if a Pomodoro timer could also track insights, showing where time goes, what tasks dominate focus, and how productivity shifts throughout the day?

That's how Pomodomo was born. I began developing it while learning to code through Vibe Coding, using this project as a way to apply my learning in a meaningful, real-world context. Pomodomo goes beyond timing. It helps users understand their focus patterns and be more mindful and intentional with their work sessions.

Pomodomo is still in active development, and I'm continuously seeking feedback to make it smarter, more intuitive, and more impactful for users who want to use their time intentionally.