A calm Pomofocus alternative

If you want a focus timer with visible controls, optional task tracking, no login required, and local work history, Pomororo is built for that workflow.

Edit focus and break durations on the main screen, run the normal flow from the keyboard, and review sessions stored locally in your browser. No affiliation with Pomofocus—just a similar use case, done differently.

Where Pomororo is intentionally different

Focus, short break, and long break lengths stay on the timer screen. A finished focus block does not start a break unless you turn auto-start on. History stays in the browser, with no account. Pomororo is built for repeated focus blocks, not for streaks or a second login.

Good fit if you want no-login focus tracking

Pomororo stores tasks, estimates, sessions, and insights in your browser. That makes it useful for personal workflows where the work context is helpful, but creating another productivity account is not.

A fair comparison

Pomofocus is a well-known Pomodoro timer. Pomororo is for people who prefer a quieter interface, editable presets, keyboard shortcuts, and local-first session history.

• Visible, editable focus and break controls
• Classic, Deep Work, Coding, Quick Start, and custom rhythms
• Optional task context and estimated focus blocks
• Daily and weekly insights with recent-work continuation
• Keyboard-first controls for the normal focus flow
• A finished focus block waits for you unless auto-start is on
• Screen stays awake during a running focus block while the Pomororo tab is open
• Local browser storage with no account required
• Optional Chrome companion that blocks only sites you add, and starts off
• Optional Todoist task, with focus time kept in this browser