Pomodoro timer
A no friction timer that respects your flow. Configure intervals, pin the tab, and forget about it. It calls you when it is time to move.
When the bell rings, Pomofit serves a couple of 60 second moves: push ups, air squats, a mobility flow. Tiny doses that feel almost trivial in the moment, and add up to a serious amount of volume across a working week.
A no friction timer that respects your flow. Configure intervals, pin the tab, and forget about it. It calls you when it is time to move.
A five minute break is wasted on a phone. We replace it with a guided burst, sized to your body, your day, and your energy.
Block out deep work and recovery days like an athlete. Schedule recurring sessions and let the timer follow your plan.
Honest numbers: focused minutes, completed bursts, streak history. Improve what you measure.
Compete with other makers, or don’t. The leaderboard is off by default. Turn it on when you want a friendly nudge.
A growing library of short, bodyweight exercises. Each one scales to your level. Pro members can design their own and pin them to specific days.
more in the library
Everything you need to know about Pomofit.
The free plan gives you the full Pomodoro timer, guided exercise breaks and the built-in exercise library, with no account required. Pro costs $2.99 a month and adds a personalised weekly schedule, custom exercises you design yourself, detailed statistics, YouTube ambient audio and the opt-in leaderboard. The timer itself is not restricted in the free plan.
No. The timer and the built-in exercise library work immediately with no signup, no email and no trial countdown. You only need an account if you want Pro features that have to persist between sessions, such as your weekly schedule, saved custom exercises, long-term stats and the leaderboard. Try it first and decide afterwards.
Yes. Focus length, break length and long-break frequency are all adjustable in the timer settings, on the free plan as well as Pro. The 25 and 5 minute default is only a starting point, and it was never derived from research. Longer blocks such as 50/10 suit deep work better than the classic split.
Yes. The built-in library covers more than 27 bodyweight exercises and you can pick which ones are in rotation on the free plan. Pro adds exercises you design yourself and lets you pin specific routines to specific days, so a break never asks for something you cannot do in your working space.
Yes. Pro is billed monthly at $2.99 and you can cancel whenever you like from your subscription settings. Cancelling returns you to the free plan rather than locking you out, so the timer and the exercise library keep working exactly as before.
Open the timer in your browser. Pick a length. Hit start. Move when it rings. That’s the whole thing.
Perfect to get started, and honestly, all most people need.
For makers who plan their week like training blocks.