I like that pomodone syncs with other apps I use everyday, like Asana. I also love how many features it's packed with that help you remember your breaks. Plus, you can set goals for how much time you want to spend working, and review performance later. I love that it has a desktop app. Plenty of pomo apps out there for mobile and chrome extensions. This one takes it a bit further, and youd be suprised how far you can take the functionality More than anything though I want to give a shout out to Alex. He spent almost 4 hours going back and forth with me to figure out how to sync my breaks to smart home lighting. These features are modular and it can really change the way you look at a simple pomo app. That's incredible! He really does care about keeping his people happy and that means a LOT to people like me. Especially when you consider how inexpensive the subscriptions are, just do it!

It is a fairly simple program to use that integrates with Evernote very well. I like that I can change the time of each pomodoro at my whim, which is important since each activity is different and must be adapted as such. I can synchronize my tasks through several devices, and keep track of everything I've been doing so far. Its interface is also very nice.

I wanted to find something I could use with Trello to track time on projects. This one wasn't overly complicated, has some nice organization features, and doesn't get in the way of open windows on my screen. The free version of Pomodone had what I needed. I like how tasks are orgainzied by date and I can see what is coming due easily.