

Flowkeeper
Enhance focus and productivity with this Pomodoro timer designed for power users. Open-source and cross-platform, it reduces interruptions, tracks tasks, enables habit learning, and exports timesheets to support effective work planning.
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- POX published news article about FlowkeeperPomodoro timer Flowkeeper v0.9 brings new features, integrations and customization options
Flowkeeper, a free and open-source pomodoro timer for macOS, Windows, and Linux users, has released...
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- mattmidnight liked Flowkeeper
- POX updated Flowkeeper
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- TBayAreaPat added Flowkeeper as alternative to Knowte
- TBayAreaPat reviewed Flowkeeper
This is a great program. Makes ToDo lists very orderly. Use the automated add-a-date or choose a title of your own and make numbers of lists. Very well-structured, easy to edit, and does auto-save by default. I love Flowkeeper as my first-level informal journal/to-do list. Though more than one instance can be run, it's better to keep it as one-instance to avoid loss of auto-saved info. 2 downsides: 1. there's no way to rearrange to-do items, but the date titles can be changed. 2. The pomodoro...
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- 141 Stars
- 6 Forks
- 66 Open Issues
- Updated Jun 14, 2025
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This is a great program. Makes ToDo lists very orderly. Use the automated add-a-date or choose a title of your own and make numbers of lists. Very well-structured, easy to edit, and does auto-save by default. I love Flowkeeper as my first-level informal journal/to-do list. Though more than one instance can be run, it's better to keep it as one-instance to avoid loss of auto-saved info. 2 downsides: 1. there's no way to rearrange to-do items, but the date titles can be changed. 2. The pomodoro timer items can't be collapsed and they can seem awkward on the screen, though they can be hidden to the side. For my next level, more permanent cross platform journal/to-do, I'm trying
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