Clockit: The Pomodoro Timer

Clockit: The Pomodoro Timer

Simplify time management

97 ratings
28 reviews

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 30, 2016
  • May 16, 2018

Features

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This app helps you manage your time and boost productivity using a Pomodoro timer. It tracks tasks, reminds you to take breaks, and monitors overtime, all while providing insightful statistics. Customize settings to fit your workflow.

Customizable Pomodoro timer
Automatic break and resume notifications
Overtime limits and notifications
Passive time usage statistics
Split View compatibility for iPad
Customizable themes and sounds
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What's New in Clockit

2.4.8

May 16, 2018

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Version 2.4.8 - Added headphone support for notifications For support, never hesitate to contact us at support@enulus.com . Your satisfaction is of our utmost importance!

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User reviews

My go to but agree with other review

The lack of check boxes feels as though the app is intended for use with recurring tasks, and so I only use it for this reason really. It would good to have the ability to tick tasks off which could create the opportunity to eg. do 25 minutes worth of batched, quick tasks (laundry, dishes, clean room idk) and tick them off as you go.
It would also be nice to include overtime in the totals, or at least have the option to as i know it isn’t the point of pomodoro. Still, 100% my favourite pomodoro app and I’m pretty sure i have tried every one of them. This is the only one with a beautiful design + a clearly defined, easy to use/view to-do list. Integration with your other apps would be awesome.
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I was wrong

Update #3: completely useless without Pause button. You can't pause your pomodo not for a second. If you do so, it would reset the current interval all over meaning you never get your break... Also the developer is unresponsive to the matter.

The BEST app for the students.
The speed mode is amazing letting you first make a plan and then breaking it into blocks of time and not spending more time than you planned. No other pomodoro app does this. I had some complaints (see below) but I found out that the app is at it’s best as it is right now and the annoyances that
I encountered were deliberate design choices I respect now.

The only thing that is really missing is the “long break” in speed mode and backing up the states in the iCloud for the peace of mind.

1. No Sync between iDevices.(update: why I ever needed that? I just wanted a backup)
2. No organization for tasks like putting them into projects or when they're done putting them somewhere else rather than just coloring them blue. The only way is to delete your tasks everyday. (update: if you have a task that you do everyday, simply RESTART the task knowing your stats wont be removed or just delete them, why do you really want them as their stats are already saved)

3. No auto start.(update: I read that it’s a design choice and I agree: by using it I understood that there are times that I need more time than the 25 min interval so I kept going without worrying that my time wouldn’t be recorded)

4. No tab that says “current timer” : You have to find the current pomodoro among the tasks.(update: This way you won’t forget to select your task before starting a pomodoro so you’re stats are reliable)
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Great Interface, Rough Battery Usage

As in the title - I love using it, but it’s killed 40% of my phone battery (which is in good shape) in an hour and a half.

5 Stars

Clean interface, excellent UX and UI.

It would be useful to display a tick symbol next to completed tasks marked.

I believe overtime should be included in the final time count of hours worked.

Thank you.

Almost perfect!!

I’ve compared a dozen apps like this and Clockut stands far above the rest, meeting my needs in a lovely format. Also, thank you for making it available at a great price. I can’t believe how many apps are twice the price as this... and are charged monthly! Awful! One important request: Is love if you could let me make groups of tasks. If I could have one color for, say, school tasks, a different color for work, for kids, for house.... that would make it totally perfect for me. I hope you can add this feature! Thanks Clockit!!
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FAQ

What does Clockit do?

Clockit is a Pomodoro timer designed to enhance productivity. It helps users manage their time by setting intervals for focused work and scheduled breaks, notifying them when to switch between tasks and rest.

How does the Pomodoro timer work in this app?

You can set custom time intervals for your tasks and breaks. The app will automatically notify you when it's time to start working, take a break, resume work, or when a task is completed, helping you stay on track.

Is Clockit free to use?

Based on the information provided, this application is a paid app. It was featured in the Productivity section on the AppStore as a top paid app, indicating an upfront purchase is required.

What devices is Clockit compatible with?

The app is designed for mobile devices and is fully compatible with iPad's Split View feature, allowing users to multitask. It runs in the background and generates notifications automatically.

What are the benefits of using Clockit for time management?

Clockit helps users avoid wasting time and increase their output by up to 3 hours daily. It promotes focused effort, reduces stress by scheduling breaks, and provides insights into time usage through passive statistics.