Scott's Pomo Timer vs Countinger

One day build: Pomodoro timer Set timers (that run in the background) For 25 minutes(work timer), 15 minutes(long break) and 5 minutes(short break) What is a Pomodoro timer? "The Pomodoro Technique is a time management method developed by Francesco Cirillo in the late 1980s. The technique uses a timer to break down work into intervals, traditionally 25 minutes in length, separated by short breaks.  " -Wikipedia

Countinger makes digital counting simple: create a list, add counters, and start tapping. Whether you are keeping score on game night, tracking everyday tallies, or counting at an event, your numbers stay organized and stored locally on your device. Everything you need at a glance • Multiple counter lists for different activities • Add as many counters as you need to each list • Tap mode for fast counting • Plus/minus mode for precise changes • Fullscreen counter with a large tap area • Total for every list • Custom start values and step sizes • Pin important lists • Undo accidental taps • Review recent changes in the history • Reset every counter in a list at once • Custom colors for easier organization • Light, dark, and system appearance • English and German • Works offline For games and scorekeeping Keep points for board games, card games, sports, quizzes, and group activities. Multiple counters in one list make it easy to separate players, teams, rounds, or categories. For everyday counting, training, and events Use Countinger as a digital tally list, repetition counter, attendance counter, visitor counter, or inventory helper. Custom step sizes make larger amounts quick and easy to count. Countinger is designed for speed, clarity, and simple controls. Open a list, tap to count, and keep every score or total in view.