A time management method developed by Francesco Cirillo in the late 1980s
The Pomodoro Technique breaks work into focused 25-minute intervals called 'Pomodoros', separated by short breaks. This approach leverages the brain's natural attention span to maximize productivity while preventing burnout.
Why 25 minutes is the magic number for productivity
By focusing on one task for 25 minutes, you eliminate context switching costs that can reduce productivity by up to 40%.
Research shows the human brain can maintain peak focus for 20-30 minutes. Pomodoro perfectly aligns with this natural rhythm.
Clear time boundaries remove the stress of deciding when to take breaks, preserving mental energy for important work.
Regular breaks prevent burnout and maintain consistent energy levels throughout the day.
Real productivity gains from real organizations
Technology ⢠10,000+
"Pomodoro transformed how our engineering teams approach complex problems."
Entertainment ⢠5,000+
"Focus time is now sacred. Pomodoro gave us permission to disconnect."
Design Software ⢠3,000+
"Our designers love the rhythm. Creative work flows better with boundaries."
E-commerce ⢠7,000+
"Pomodoro technique aligned perfectly with our remote-first culture."
We've built the only task management tool designed specifically for the Pomodoro Technique
Built-in timer on every task card. Start, pause, and track Pomodoros without leaving your workflow.
Estimate tasks in Pomodoros instead of hours. More accurate planning based on focused work units.
Track completed Pomodoros per task, project, and team member. Identify productivity patterns.
Automatic notifications for breaks. Customize short breaks, long breaks, and daily Pomodoro goals.
Synchronize focus time across teams. See who's in a Pomodoro and respect their focus time.
Gamification elements reward consistent focus. Earn badges, track streaks, compete with teammates.
Select any task from your POMO Cards board
Click the Pomodoro timer icon on the task card
Work without distractions until the timer rings
Step away from your desk, stretch, or grab water
After 4 Pomodoros, take a longer 30-minute break
View your daily Pomodoro count and productivity trends
Measurable benefits within the first week