Pick one task. Then give it the next 25 minutes.
A timer on its own forgets what it was for. In EasyDooo the Pomodoro-style timer sits beside your task list: you pick the task you mean to work on, it stays in front of you while the ring counts down, and the finished interval is kept in your day where you can see it later.
Focus, then a break
Focus Mode counts down a focus interval and then a break, with a progress ring and a running count of finished sessions. Focus lengths of 15, 20, 25, 30, 45 or 60 minutes and breaks of 5, 10 or 15; the Focus and Break tabs switch between them.
The task stays in front of you
Choose a task under Focusing On and it stays on screen for the whole interval. When the interval finishes it is saved, linked to that task, and shows in the Calendar and the Planner beside everything else in your day.
Sound that stops when you do
Rain, Fire or Cafe loop quietly while the timer runs and stop the moment you pause, so the sound means you are working. The sound is streamed, so it needs a connection.
On the phone, it keeps counting
On Android a focus session keeps running when the system closes the app, and is saved once, at the time it ended. Intervals from the phone and from the web show side by side in the Calendar.
A timer with a log, not a timesheet
There are no totals per task, no reports and no streaks. On the web the countdown and the chosen lengths live in the page and reset when you reload it; only a finished interval is kept. Focus is free on every plan, with Tasks, Calendar and Planner.
The modules that do this
Start a focus session
The free plan needs no card and does not expire.