I also think that for folks who are really committed to pomodoro, it makes it really easy to move from work sessions to breaks in the recommended order. I like that you can set timers to be different lengths, which is really critical for me. I like how it does exactly what it says it's going to do, which is help me keep track of time. I like how they didn't just answer my direct question but looked at the problem and offered me different ways to do it, which made things easier. When I got confused about a feature, the help people on chat were really nice and effective. by Pomodone UAB on Hi Jose Luis, Thanks a lot for the review! I mean, I would like to be able to get the task to auto-run itself and auto-run new sessions so I don't have to go manually and start up a new session for the current task. The interface is not as great when it comes to handling a running task. So "little distractions" are easy to avoid by the enforcement from RescueTime and all it's done by just using PomoDoneApp. Using zap integrations I can use FocusTime sessions in RescueTime which helps a lot to actually follow the Pomodoro timer without distractions until the session has ended. PomoDoneApp has helped a lot with it's integration with two of the tools that help me most: Asana and RescueTime. The main issue tends to be me, as user, not following what the app wants me to do.įocusing is part tools being used and how you actually follow the tools. Each time I actually use it as I should I get a lot of things done and helps my overall productivity.
by Pomodone UAB on Thanks a lot for your review and feedback, it's much appreciated!
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So I've had few issues with the integrations themselves (re-connecting an account flushes any issues) but the UI can sometimes be a little "funky" - on a Mac the window behaviour is odd at times with the window remaining hidden meaning I have to close and re-open. It really has become my 'go to' app for centralising my time management. I could then push that activity for Toggl Timer for time tracking. Originally I was looking for something that popped up a simple Pomodoro timer (it does that too!) but I quickly got to love the integrations (I used Trello and Toodledo) and I could pull in my backlog from those easily and then schedule them as Pomodoro's. So this is an interesting product which I stumbled upon somewhat by accident. I have (and will continue) to recommend this to many of my colleagues - I think it's quite a niche solution which has been quite beautifully executed. I'm a paid subscriber and would happily pay more (uhum!) as it's invaluable to me managing multiple projects and task lists.
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