Instead of watching the clock, use this countdown timer and time tracker designed to help improve and maintain your time management!.
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- Free
- Proprietary
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- Online

Apps similar to YAPA-2 include Pomodorolm, which is free and open source. Other options are Tomato Pomodoro, Pomatez, Presto Time Tracking and pomo. You're spoiled for choice with Pomodoro Timers like YAPA-2: we list more than 50 alternatives for Mac, the web, Windows, Linux and Android.
Instead of watching the clock, use this countdown timer and time tracker designed to help improve and maintain your time management!.

A simple timer for pomodoro, eye strain, GTD, working out, and just about anything else! Improve your productivity, and your health.

PomoDial is a free Pomodoro timer with an adjustable dial interface and intention tracking. Before each session starts, you write what you'll accomplish — turning a countdown into a purposeful work commitment.

FocusKitty is a Pomodoro timer built for people who care about how their tools look and feel. Most focus apps are either too cluttered or too plain. FocusKitty sits in the middle - distraction-free, but genuinely aesthetic.




FlowPing is a web-based productivity timer that implements a scientifically-backed random interval reminder system, designed to overcome the limitations of traditional fixed-interval focus techniques.

Pomodoro Smart Timer is a personal assistant and tracker to help you study, train and work based on Pomodoro technique.



PomodoroTimer is modern, easy to use, customizable and installable; Yes, it also works as a mobile application, even offline!.








Pomodorot is a timer app which can be used to set 20-minute breaks where you move away from your computer, or also can be used as a pomodoro timer. Its main difference being the ability to block the screen when it's break time so that you don't ignore it impulsively.



The basis of Pomo Timer lies technique Pomodoro Technique developed by Francesco Cirillo in the late 1980s. You can read more about the technique on the Wikipedia page.





A Pomodoro Technique timer for your terminal! Runs over SSH! A bell rings when your Pomodoro is over!
