TodoMato - ADHD Focus Timer

Does your to-do app show you the list you failed, first thing? It is not you. It is what gets counted.ㅔ TodoMato does not count how much you completed. It counts the time you spent starting. Five minutes still counts. ■ No completion rates Most to-do apps show you "42% this week." That is a weekly reminder of what you did not do. TodoMato's report shows the time you spent focused. Finished or not, the time you began does not disappear. ■ When the first step will not come "Clean the room" gives you nowhere to begin. "Clear the desk, then the laundry, then the floor" only asks for one thing. Break any task into steps. As you check them off, the card fills in from the left, so you can see how far you are without reading a number. ■ When time slips away · Timer — set any length and begin · Pomodoro — repeat focus and rest as many rounds as you like A character stays with you while it runs. Four ambient sounds are built in. Leave the app and the timer keeps going. Back on your list, a small bar stays at the bottom so you do not lose track of what you chose to do. ■ Forgetting is allowed Set a time and you get a reminder. By default it arrives 10 minutes early, because being told right on the hour is sometimes already too late. Repeat daily, weekly, or monthly. On a day you cannot, swipe and tap Skip. It does not count against you. It quietly moves to the next round. ■ No account, no server What you write stays on this device. No sign-up, no login, nothing sent anywhere. The app does not even have internet permission. ■ Also · Dark mode · Korean, English, and Spanish · Nine tags (home, work, study, hobby, health, partner, growth, rest, kids) · Undo, if you delete by mistake · Choose your character TodoMato is made with adults with ADHD in mind, but it fits anyone who often freezes at "what am I supposed to do today." Start for five minutes today. That stays too.