Focus your workday.
Tomato Timer is designed to help focus your workday and boost your efficiency. Pick one task, start the clock, and give it your full attention until the timer runs out.
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How it works
It is based on the Pomodoro™ time management technique developed by Francesco Cirillo. The idea is simple: focus on a single task for a short period — say 25 minutes — and during that time limit interruptions. No email, no phone calls, no social media. Just the task.
When you finish, take a break. Then start the next task, or run the same one again.
Track the work
Name the task before you start. Run the same one twice in a day and the second becomes Check My Email #2 automatically, so your log reflects what you actually did.
Track the interruptions
In a perfect world nothing would interrupt you. In this one, a phone call, a walk-in chat or a text arrives mid-task. Tap it and the task timer pauses while the interruption counts up.
Take real breaks
Breaks count down from whatever length you set, and the log records what you actually used — a five minute break you cut short reads 00:03:22 used.
See where time went
A summary adds up your time by task, by day, and by interruption, so the question "where did today go?" has an answer.
An alarm you'll hear
Choose from several sounds, set how long it rings and how loud. Or turn it off entirely if you'd rather watch the clock.
Tell your team
Point a webhook at Google Chat, Slack or anywhere else and have task and break activity posted as it happens.