18.6
Android app combines task planning with a Pomodoro timer, focus tracking, and configurable breaks.
Free planOpen sourceAndroidiOSWeb
Best Pomodoro Timer Apps in 2026
Pomodoist leads this chart of 28 (8.6/10, free plan). Forest is next (8.1/10, free plan), and Pomodoro PWA Timer is the next highest-placed with a free plan (8.0/10). Pomodoro timer apps divide work into focus sessions and breaks; the choice depends on Android availability and the controls you want. Check whether an app has an Android version and whether it includes custom intervals, automatic breaks, focus statistics, a task list or calendar integration. Web access may also matter if you switch devices.
28.1
Free planAndroidiOSWeb
38.0
Android app and PWA pace work and breaks, with offline mode and saved volume or sound toggles.
Free planAndroidiOSWeb
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Focus To-Do
Android app schedules task execution with timed focus periods based on the Pomodoro Technique.
Free planAndroidiOSWebExtension7.6Free plan - 5
PomoDial
Browser timer sets sessions with a dial and can use Todoist tasks as intentions.
Free planWebExtension7.2From $2.99 a month - 6
Pomofocus
Web timer pairs tasks with Pomodoro intervals and offers templates, reports, and adjustable session lengths.
Free planWebLinuxmacOSWindows7.0Free plan - 7
Pomodorome
Mac menubar timer supports adjustable sessions and breaks, task logs, and focus statistics.
Free planiOSmacOS6.9$5 one-time - 8
Session
iPhone, Mac, and browser extension app blocks selected distractions during 25-minute sessions.
Free planiOSExtensionmacOS6.9From $39.99 a year - 9
Tomato Timer
Web timer includes a todo list and custom focus durations, with no download or signup required.
Free planWebLinuxmacOSWindows6.9$3.99 one-time - 10
PomoTodo
Browser app combines a focus timer with tasks, projects, and multiple timer setups.
Free planWeb6.8From $99 a year - 11
Tomatoid
Android app and web timer use 25-minute work sessions, 5-minute breaks, and a 30-minute break after four rounds.
Free planAndroidiOSWebLinux6.7Free plan - 12
Focus Keeper
Android app and web service track focus sessions and tasks, with charts and saved history across devices.
AndroidiOSWebmacOS6.6 - 13
Pomello
Pomello turns Trello cards into timed Pomodoro tasks, connecting a work timer to the boards and lists you already use.
Free planLinuxmacOSWindows6.6From $20 a year - 14
Engross
Android app with a customizable focus timer, to-do list, planner, analytics and reminders.
AndroidiOSmacOS6.5$5.99 one-time - 15
PomodoroTimers
Android app and web workspace offer four timer rhythms, task tracking, soundscapes, and focus reports.
Free planAndroidiOSWeb6.5Free plan - 16
Goodtime
Android app offers countdown and count-up timers, task labels, statistics, and offline session logging.
Free planAndroidiOS6.4Free plan - 17
FocusTide
Web timer starts at 25 minutes and can continue, stop, or advance when a section ends.
Free planWebSelf-hosted6.3Free plan - 18
Focusmeter
Android timer supports custom focus and rest periods, rounds, and automatic cycling between them.
Free planAndroid6.2Free plan - 19
Pomodoro® Web Timer
Free browser timer with task names and customizable sound alerts; no download or account needed.
Free planWeb6.2Free plan - 20
Flowkeeper
Desktop app combines Pomodoro timing with task lists, daily backlogs, reminders, and configurable categories.
Free planLinuxmacOSWindows6.1Free plan - 21
Marinara Timer
Free browser-based productivity timer with preset work breaks, named custom periods and kitchen timeboxing.
Free planWeb6.1Free plan - 22
PomoTimer
Web timer offers preset or custom intervals; its free Windows app has an always-on-top window.
Free planWebWindows6.1Free plan - 23
Pomotroid
Desktop timer lets you set focus and break lengths, tracks sessions, and includes themes and summaries.
Free planLinuxmacOSWindows6.1Free plan - 24
Bodhi Timer
Free Android countdown timer with presets, consecutive timers and speech input for setting sequences.
Free planAndroid5.9Free plan - 25
Tide
macOS5.9$2.99 one-time
Choosing well
Does it work on Android?
Check the app’s platform details for Android support before choosing it for a Xiaomi, Redmi or POCO phone or tablet.
A web version may be useful when you also want to use a timer in a browser, but it is not the same as an Android app.
Can I change the focus and break intervals?
Compare whether the app supports custom intervals and automatic break starts. These options can help match the timer to the routine you want.
Does it include a task list or calendar integration?
A built-in task list can keep work items alongside the timer. Calendar integration may help connect sessions with scheduled work.
Can I use it for free?
Check whether the app offers a free plan, a free trial or a paid option, and compare any stated starting price.
A free trial and an ongoing free plan are different; confirm which one applies before choosing.
Does it track focus statistics?
If you want a record of your sessions, check whether focus statistics are included. Compare the feature details to see whether they fit what you want to track.
Questions people ask
What should I look for in a Pomodoro timer app for Android?
Check that the app supports Android, then compare custom intervals, automatic breaks, focus statistics, task lists, calendar integration and pricing.
Do Pomodoro timer apps have free plans?
Free plans are listed for many apps in this category. Check an app’s pricing details to distinguish an ongoing free plan from a free trial.
Can I use a Pomodoro timer in a browser?
Web platform coverage is included in the comparison. Check the individual app’s platform details to confirm it has a web version.
What does auto-start breaks mean in a Pomodoro app?
It is a feature to compare when choosing a timer. Check the app’s details to see whether breaks start automatically.
Do Pomodoro apps include task lists and calendars?
A built-in task list and calendar integration are among the compared features. Check individual app details for availability.