Smart Pomodoro Timer
Customizable focus, short break, and long break durations. Auto-start the next round, skip breaks, or pause anytime. Your timer survives app backgrounding and device restarts.
Tomotick is a beautifully designed Pomodoro timer that helps you build deep focus habits. Track tasks, hit daily goals, enjoy immersive white noise, and keep your countdown on the Lock Screen.
Built around the proven Pomodoro Technique — work in focused sprints, rest intentionally, and watch your productivity grow.
Customizable focus, short break, and long break durations. Auto-start the next round, skip breaks, or pause anytime. Your timer survives app backgrounding and device restarts.
Create tasks with planned focus minutes. Track progress as todo, doing, or done. Start a task directly from your list and see real-time progress against your plan.
Daily focus time, pomodoro count, and a goal progress ring. Build consecutive-day streaks and explore a 7-day heat map with per-task breakdowns.
Six ambient scenes — Rain, Forest, Ocean, Café, Wind, and White Noise. Adjustable volume with smooth fade in/out and optional auto-stop timers.
See your countdown on the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island (iOS 16.2+). Phase-colored display shows your current task name at a glance.
Optional notifications when focus or break sessions end. Completion chime with adjustable volume and subtle haptic feedback keep you in flow without disruption.
A calm, distraction-free interface with phase-driven colors — tomato red for focus, sky blue for short breaks, and fresh green for long breaks.
Follow system appearance or choose light, dark, or automatic theme. Every screen adapts beautifully to your preference.
All your data stays on your device. No accounts, no tracking, no cloud sync. Your focus habits belong to you alone.
Set daily goals from 30 to 480 minutes, tune timer durations, adjust completion sounds, and fine-tune the tomato dial to your liking.
The Pomodoro Technique breaks work into focused intervals (traditionally 25 minutes) separated by short breaks. After several cycles, take a longer break to recharge.