

KDE Pomodoro
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A native Plasma 6 panel widget that keeps your current focus and live Pomodoro countdown one click away.
Features
Properties
- Lightweight
- Privacy focused
Features
- No registration required
- Ad-free
- Works Offline
- No Tracking
- Pomodoro Timer
KDE Plasma integration
- Sits in the System Tray
KDE Pomodoro News & Activities
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Recent activities
POX added KDE Pomodoro as alternative to Pomodorolm, Tomato Pomodoro, Pomatez and pomo- POX added KDE Pomodoro
KDE Pomodoro information
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What is KDE Pomodoro?
A native Plasma 6 panel widget that keeps your current focus and live Pomodoro countdown one click away.
Both layouts are one checkbox apart. The widget follows your Plasma color scheme, so the phase colors above will match whatever theme you run.
Features:
The timer
- Live countdown and circular progress indicator on horizontal or vertical panels
- Focus, short-break, and long-break phases, with a configurable number of focuses before each long break
- Estimated finish time for the running interval, in your local 12- or 24-hour format
- Start, pause, restart, and skip, from the popup or the right-click menu
- Optional auto-start of breaks and of focus intervals, toggled independently
- Built-in presets — Classic (25/5/15), Deep work (50/10/30), Long haul (90/20/30)
Staying oriented
- An editable current focus description, shown in the popup, the tooltip, and the panel itself
- Session pips showing how far you are through the cycle toward the next long break
- Daily count with automatic midnight reset, plus a manual reset in the right-click menu
- Lifetime focus total alongside today's count in the tooltip
Fitting into Plasma
- Phase colors derived from your color scheme rather than hardcoded, so light, dark, and high-contrast themes all work
- Separate notifications for the end of a focus interval and the end of a break, each with its own sound and an action to start the next interval, all configurable in System Settings ? Notifications
- The timer deadline is wall-clock based, so a running interval survives a Plasma shell restart, a suspend, or a logout without drifting
- Pure QML and standard KDE Frameworks — no compiled plugin, no external dependencies







