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Looking for a Pomofocus alternative?

Pomofocus is one of the most popular pomodoro timers on the web: open it, press start, add a few tasks. If you like that but want the timer and your task lists to live together, here is how Todo & Timer compares.

FeaturePomofocusTodo & Timer
PlansFree to use; an optional paid Premium adds projects, yearly reports, CSV downloads and integrations.Free: the timer, timebox mode and sync between devices. Paid plans add room for more lists, tasks, files and history.
Focus timerClassic pomodoro timer with custom lengths, alarm and background sounds.Pomodoro timer with custom lengths, unlimited rounds on every plan. Each round belongs to one task and ends with “done / not yet / later”.
TasksA simple task list for the day. Projects are Premium.Lists with sections, subtasks, due dates, reminders, notes, attachments and read-only share links.
Per-task time & finish timeEstimates are counted in pomodoros, with an estimated finish time.Timebox mode: give any task its own minutes, see when the whole list will be done, run the list in order.
Sync between devicesWith a login. Todoist and webhook integrations are Premium.Free account syncs between devices and works offline.
PlatformsWeb (desktop and mobile browsers); desktop apps for Mac, Windows and Linux.Any modern browser, desktop and mobile. No native apps yet.
Use without an accountYes, the timer works without logging in; reports need an account.Yes — guest mode keeps everything in this browser, no sign-up.

Prices and plan limits change, so we don't quote them here. See Pomofocus's website and our plans page for the current details.

Where Pomofocus is the better choice

  • Even simpler: one screen, almost nothing to learn.
  • Premium adds yearly reports, CSV downloads and Todoist or webhook integrations.
  • Has desktop apps if you prefer a separate window.

Where Todo & Timer is the better choice

  • Real task lists — sections, subtasks, due dates, reminders, attachments — not only today's list.
  • When a round ends you decide whether the task is done; the time is saved to that task.
  • Timebox mode for tasks that don't fit 25-minute rounds, with a finish time for the whole list.
  • Sync between devices on the free account, no ads, and nine interface languages.

In short

Choose Pomofocus if you only need a clean timer with a short list. Choose Todo & Timer if you want your lists and your focus time in one place.

Sources

Information about Pomofocus was checked on 2026-09-25 from the public sources below. Prices and features change; if something here is out of date, tell us at stormvite@gmail.com and we'll fix it. Pomofocus is a trademark of its owner; Todo & Timer is not affiliated with it.