Session Pomodoro Focus Timer

Session Pomodoro Focus Timer

Keep track study time & work

364 ratings
450 reviews
Free
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 30, 2020
  • July 16, 2026

Features

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This app helps users improve focus and productivity by guiding them through timed work sessions and breaks. It blocks distracting websites and apps, mutes notifications, and automates workflow elements like Do Not Disturb and music playback. Users can also track their time and review their progress.

✓Timed work and break sessions
✓Website and app blocking (Mac only)
✓Mute Slack notifications
✓Automated Do Not Disturb
✓Music playback automation
✓Apple Calendar sync
✓Session progress tracking
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What's New in Session Pomodoro Focus Timer

2.13.48

July 16, 2026

- Fix resize gesture on calendar - Fix restoring session correctly when app is closed Early preview todo update & fixes: - Fix issue where completing todo doesn't resolve to the next active todo - Fix issue where todo use Unknown project when creating a new todo

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Events

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User reviews

Great app

Helps me maximise my time studying

BEST PRODUCTIVITY TOOL

It exposed how much focused work I actually did in a day, which highlighted why it was taking so long to fulfil tasks.

I’ve done Pomodoro before, but it didn't work because I started without having an intention. Having the note section really helped! Because it's viewable on my iPhone while I work on my laptop.

I love how if I go overtime, it carries on counting because sometimes I’m just in the flow and don’t want to stop, or if I need to extend a break, it's super easy, and now I can do so if I work longer than normal.

Then the DINGS haha omg it's like you knew we had to snap back into attention, I cannot believe this is only £5/month!!!! I would honestly pay £20-30 for this.

I’m also a data analyst, so the analytics is a chef's kiss.
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worth every penny

There is a bit of a learning curve, but it has a lot of features that make it easy to customise to your own needs, and the addition of the profiles based on categories has been incredibly helpful (you can block certain apps/websites based on categories now!!). The team is also really responsive and the discord server is really helpful.
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Can’t delete my account

No option to delete my account completely. 0 stars not 1

Lots of features requested

The first feature, I am loving the website blocker. That is essentially what is keeping my 25 minute sessions on track for starters.
The second feature, which started showing its constructive colours were the in between session bells - that indeed would get my attention back on track or simply maintain it, as my focus got structure after the first.

However, email websites still do not get blocked when I sometimes try to take a sneak peak or test the website blocker in between the session. Neither the keywords work, nor the actual hyperlink address show blocking result.

I also find that breaks overflow in-spite of the feature not active in my settings. I would have wanted that as soon as the Break was over, website blocker was automated and the session would start by itself.
There is a similar feature I believe was maybe intended for the same reason, to automatically start the Session - but is failing to work currently.

I hope to find these improvements soon.

Thanks.
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Reported Bugs

2 issues

Issues with editing past sessions

Bug

Inconsistent behavior when switching between devices

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Requested Features

4 requests

Integrate with more productivity apps and to-do lists

Feature

Add Apple Watch app support

Feature

Expand customization options for themes and sounds

Feature

Improve documentation and onboarding for advanced features

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FAQ

What does Session Pomodoro Focus Timer do?

This app helps users improve their focus and productivity by guiding them through timed work sessions and scheduled breaks. It aims to combat procrastination and distractions by offering features like website blocking, notification muting, and automated workflow adjustments.

What are the key features of Session Pomodoro Focus Timer?

Key features include timed work sessions inspired by the Pomodoro technique, blocking distracting websites and apps (on Mac), muting Slack notifications, automating Do Not Disturb and music playback, syncing sessions with Apple Calendar, and tracking work progress and learning.

How much does Session Pomodoro Focus Timer cost?

The app is available for free and includes in-app purchases. Specific pricing for premium features or unlocks is not detailed in the provided description.

What platforms is Session Pomodoro Focus Timer available on?

The description mentions features specific to Mac for website and app blocking, and automation via AppleScript on MacOS and Apple Shortcuts on iOS, suggesting availability on both macOS and iOS.

Who would benefit from using Session Pomodoro Focus Timer?

This app is designed for anyone who struggles with focus, procrastination, or distractions, including students, engineers, writers, creative workers, and freelancers who want to improve their work habits and time management.