Pomodoro Diary - Habit Tracker
by Pomodoro Timer & Habit Tracker - Studio
I have a Pomodoro Timer. I have a Habit Tracker. Ah. Pomodoro Diary.
| App Name | Pomodoro Diary - Habit Tracker |
|---|---|
| Developer | Pomodoro Timer & Habit Tracker - Studio |
| Category | Productivity |
| Download Size | 9 MB |
| Latest Version | 2.30.1 |
| Average Rating | 4.67 |
| Rating Count | 465 |
| Google Play | Download |
| AppBrain | Download Pomodoro Diary - Habit Tracker Android app |
Description:
This is a habit-forming app that combines tomato-clocks(Based on Pomodoro technique) to punch in/out to record the completion of your daily goals and the time spent on them.
Inspiration: Remember the flags you set at the beginning of the year? In the process of recording the achievement of the daily goals, we found that none of the clocking apps were good enough, so we developed this app.
Features:
[Simplicity and purity]
The interface is simple and pure, no other redundant design, focus on habit formation and task recording.
[Punching-in function]
Supporting simple record, multiple repetition, cycle repetition, etc. and alternative recording modes such as times, tomato clock and positive timing. A wide range of customisation options are available to meet different tasks, goals and habits. You can also record your mood or thoughts after each punching in.
[Focus Timing]
Three focus modes are supported: tomato clock, custom tomato clock and positive timing, for recording different types of tasks.
[Detailed Statistics]
Supporting Calendar-Timestream view and Task view, showing you every steps in your habit formation in the form of charts. The mood and thoughts recorded after each punching in can also be displayed in the time stream.
Design ideas: 1. Record your habit execution and visualise the record to help users stick to it better. 2. Inspired by the time-recording method created by Lyubichev in "This strange life" writen by Granin Daniil., the time we spend on achieving our goals is particularly important, so it is of vital to record the time spent while recording our habits. 3. It is also meaningful to record the ordinary things that we take for granted every day in our lives, such as waking up, eating breakfast, reading, interests, learning, working, leisure, sleeping, study, work, sleep, daily summaries, and so on.
We'll keep working on it and hope you'll join us in making it even better.
Recent changes:
Layout Optimization
This is a habit-forming app that combines tomato-clocks(Based on Pomodoro technique) to punch in/out to record the completion of your daily goals and the time spent on them.
Inspiration: Remember the flags you set at the beginning of the year? In the process of recording the achievement of the daily goals, we found that none of the clocking apps were good enough, so we developed this app.
Features:
[Simplicity and purity]
The interface is simple and pure, no other redundant design, focus on habit formation and task recording.
[Punching-in function]
Supporting simple record, multiple repetition, cycle repetition, etc. and alternative recording modes such as times, tomato clock and positive timing. A wide range of customisation options are available to meet different tasks, goals and habits. You can also record your mood or thoughts after each punching in.
[Focus Timing]
Three focus modes are supported: tomato clock, custom tomato clock and positive timing, for recording different types of tasks.
[Detailed Statistics]
Supporting Calendar-Timestream view and Task view, showing you every steps in your habit formation in the form of charts. The mood and thoughts recorded after each punching in can also be displayed in the time stream.
Design ideas: 1. Record your habit execution and visualise the record to help users stick to it better. 2. Inspired by the time-recording method created by Lyubichev in "This strange life" writen by Granin Daniil., the time we spend on achieving our goals is particularly important, so it is of vital to record the time spent while recording our habits. 3. It is also meaningful to record the ordinary things that we take for granted every day in our lives, such as waking up, eating breakfast, reading, interests, learning, working, leisure, sleeping, study, work, sleep, daily summaries, and so on.
We'll keep working on it and hope you'll join us in making it even better.
Recent changes:
Layout Optimization
