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I love the Pomodoro Technique. I've been using it for a few months to improve my work and getting amazing results. I like it so much, I'm building Pomodoro Pla
by edanm 16y ago
I love the Pomodoro Technique. I've been using it for a few months to improve my work and getting amazing results.
I like it so much, I'm building Pomodoro Planner (http://www.pomodoroplanner.com http://www.pomodoroplanner.com), a task-management tool based on the Pomodoro Technique. It's still in a limited beta phase, but it's become a tool I personally use every day.
If you want to take part in the beta, you can sign up here: http://app.pomodoroplanner.com/accounts/register/ http://app.pomodoroplanner.com/accounts/register/.
- JeffL 16y agoReally cool app. I've been trying it out today. (I had been using the Keep Focused utility previously.) The difficulty I'm having with your app is after my pomodoro finishes, you have the clock ticking upward and it doesn't stop. I need it to either stop counting up after 5 minutes and/or turn red, otherwise I totally forget to start another pomodoro, since I'm not always that good at taking breaks or I want to finish up one line of code before going on break and am liable to forget. But maybe I'm just a Pomodoro noob. =)
- edanm 16y agoWould you prefer a sound effect for when the 5-minute count is done? The reasoning right now is that some people might want longer than a 5 minute break, but still want to keep their eye on how long a break they've taken. We could add a sound effect at the 5 minute mark but keep the count going. In any case, thanks for your feedback and thanks for trying the app out! I'm glad you found it of value!
- JeffL 16y agoA simple color change or font change on the browser tab would do it, though I'm not sure if that's technically possible. Maybe another idea could be a popup when it's done where you can choose how long you want your break?