PomoDoneApp can be used smartly when you know your workflow well.

The data can be synced across different devices. There are many ways to access PomoDoneApp, from the apps you installed on your computer or phone or just your web browser. So start the timer on PomoDoneApp, and forget about counting and recording your time. When you look back on those tasks, this record will help you to know your workflow better thus help build a better working habit with fewer interruptions. If there’s any interruption that makes you stop during the work, you can pause the timer, and add a note about the interruption. When it’s time to start a task, click the task and PomoDoneApp will track your time automatically. In the setting, you can set up the timer and break for each session. PomoDoneApp is using this Pomodoro technique to do time tracking on your tasks. Set 25 minutes to focus on work followed by a 5-minute break.

Talking about time management, many of you know Pomodoro timer. You can start creating new tasks in PomoDoneApp by simply clicking “+” bottom. It’s also fine if you are not using any of those task management tools. Personally, I recommend adding those tasks that you want to track the time you spend on them. One thing I like this feature is you can choose which task to add to PomoDoneApp. No need to do the extra work like copy those tasks, and put in PomoDoneApp one more time. That means if you are using any one of those services, you can add your tasks directly to PomoDoneApp. PomoDoneApp is currently compatible with 29 different task management services (as seen from the screenshot below). Tasks ManagementĪfter you downloaded PomoDoneApp, it will ask you to connect task management services. Here we will show you how it works on Mac. PomoDoneApp is available across different platforms including desktop and mobile. Moreover, PromoDoneApp can integrate Pomodoro timer into your task management services, which makes your workflow seamless. This app helps you know your workflow better and improve your productivity. No more Pomodoro problems, ever.PomoDoneApp is a utility tool to track the time you spend on your tasks by using the famous Pomodoro technique. I first heard of the app years ago, but didn't give it much credit as the UI looks rather simplistic, but then decided to give it a try and now I just love it. Some of these features are out there, but rarely all of them together, or not well made. A complete log (w/ comments and all), daily goals (with a bar that changes colour as you work), a great iPhone app (with reliable sync, unlike some other apps) as well as an online and a Chrome app, a feature that allows you to play/pause music or 'press' keyboard shortcuts when a Pomo begins, pauses or starts the ability to switch to a small progress 25 min bar automatically (and place it to the bottom of the screen when you click twice (at least on Mac)), subtask support, the way notifications work. Like integrations (so you don't have to keep copying things from the Kanban to the app)? This one has plenty. Don't like how other apps don't let you customize things enough? This one lets you do much. Know that app that has several small features that actually make quite a difference if added up together? This is the one. TL DR: In a few words: great customization + great small features that make the difference. * I've sent feature requests, and they have been great in coming up with solutions to problems with my processes or goals. * The one time I had an issue with the JIRA integration, they turned around and had pushed out a fix within 1 hour.

They really have gone above and beyond what is expected. They have had great response times, and they were always kind, and knew the right questions to ask, or the right feedback to give. If I could give them a 6 star review I would. * As I don't use a standard Promodoro workflow, and I occasionally want to work through breaks to maintain Flow State, I can customize it so that is possible, which I haven't seen elsewhere.

* JIRA integration can pull in tasks automatically that match custom JQL, so it can be configured to any users specific needs. * It can track time directly to JIRA, which I use * It's got great in app integration support (instead of only some chrome extension, which it does have as well though, and is also super useful).

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