GitHouse vs Pretty Pomodoro

GitHouse – Be Efficient, Code Better GitHouse is a Pomodoro timer built for developers who want to track their project progress and build better coding habits by staying focused and efficient. It’s more than just a timer—it’s a habit tracker that turns your coding sessions into a GitHub-style contribution grid, making your productivity measurable and visible. How it works: Start a focus session with the Pomodoro timer, and GitHouse logs your uninterrupted work time. Each session updates your grid—just like commits on GitHub—so you can see your streaks and stay consistent. Why use it? - Track multiple projects – organize your time across different work, side projects or leetcode time - Your focus grid is a Public Lounge – showcase your lounge and let others see your progress and maybe join you - See what others are building – get inspired by programmers working on cool projects (maybe work with them?) - A hub for focused work – think of it as your productivity copilot, keeping you accountable If you’re looking for a way to build better coding habits, stay on track with your projects, and connect with a community of builders, GitHouse is for you. Terms of Use: https://sites.google.com/aaya.ai/git-house-terms Privacy Policy: https://sites.google.com/aaya.ai/git-house-privacy

Start a session, name your task, and let the flip clock count your focused minutes. No distractions. No complexity. Just you and the work. FOCUS SESSIONS Name what you're working on before you start. At the end of the day you'll see exactly where your time went — not a guess, a record. POMODORO MODE Work in timed sprints with structured breaks. Deep Work handles the transitions so you don't have to think about the clock — just the work. DAILY REPORT Get a morning notification with a summary of yesterday's focus sessions. Build awareness of your output over time. STREAK TRACKING See your focus history and build the habit of showing up every day. BUILT FOR DEEP WORK No social features. No gamification. No badges. Deep Work is for people who want to do the work, not feel like they're doing the work. Works for developers, writers, students, and designers — anyone who needs to protect blocks of uninterrupted time.