Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source
Application type
Platforms
- Online
- Chrome OS
- Google Chrome




Apps similar to FocusTide include Super Productivity, which is free and open source. Other options are Pomodorolm, Tomato Pomodoro, Pomatez and Presto Time Tracking. You're spoiled for choice with Pomodoro Timers like FocusTide: we list more than 50 alternatives for the web, Mac, Windows, Linux and Android.




PomoPlanner.app is a pomodoro-based daily planner webapp that allows you to plan and track your main daily tasks, mini-tasks, physical exercise but also to take notes on things you're grateful about, things you've learned and more!.



eUFO is a native macOS menu bar app designed for people who spend long hours working at a computer. It combines everything you need to stay healthy and productive — all in one lightweight app.




A website that helps you to keep focus and track your progress with pomodoro technique, it have task management and analytics dashboard for which allow you to analyze patterns and get insights about your focus history.

The Be Focused lets you get things done by breaking up individual tasks among discrete intervals, separated by short breaks. It’s a surprisingly effective way to retain motivation and focus. Create tasks, configure breaks and track your progress throughout the day, week or...




Tomato One is a simple application for increasing personal productivity. Work for 25 minutes, then take a 5 minute break and repeat.

Want to focus better on what you're doing? Focus Time is a beautifully designed timer for people who want to avoid distractions and get more done.




Persevy helps you achieve your goals by delimiting them into manageable time-periods so you can create positive habits.




Menu bar application running a 25-minute work timer and 5-minute breaks, automatically cycling between sessions without extra features, notifications, or customization, focusing solely on the basic Pomodoro workflow in a lightweight package.

Pomobaro is a simple menu bar application that helps break work down into manageable intervals. 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...



