Balance focus and rest.

Tomotoro is a simple Pomodoro timer for GNOME. Work in short sessions, take regular breaks, and keep a clean, distraction-free window that fits naturally into your desktop.

Tomotoro timer interface showing the focus timer

One round. Four sessions.

The Pomodoro technique splits your work into focused sessions with a short break after each one, then a longer rest after the fourth. Tomotoro keeps that rhythm so you only have to think about the task in front of you.

FocusShort breakClassic 25 / 5 minute cycle

Explore the interface

Looks like it belongs. Because it does.

Tomotoro timer interface

Interface previews. Explore Tomotoro's timer, break screen, preferences, and adaptive layout.

Small app. Clear purpose.

01 — Native

Made with GTK4 and Libadwaita.

It follows the GNOME Human Interface Guidelines, so every row, button and header bar behaves exactly as you expect.

02 — Focus

Distraction-free

Only the time you have left. Nothing else asks for attention.

03 — Rhythm

Regular breaks

Short and long breaks keep you fresh through the whole day.

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04 — Free

Free software, GPL-3.0-or-later

Read it, change it, share it. No accounts, no tracking.

Get Tomotoro.

Download the latest release or build it yourself. Tomotoro runs on any desktop with GTK4 and Libadwaita.

Clone the repository

git clone https://gitlab.com/Malvin555/maldoro.git

Get involved

Tomotoro is built in the open. Every report, patch and idea helps.

Get to know us

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Malvin555

Maintainer

Keywords

  • Linux
  • Pomodoro
  • Productivity
  • Timer
  • GTK4
  • Libadwaita

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Toolkit
GTK4 · Libadwaita
License
GPL-3.0-or-later
Category
Productivity
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