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Inspired by the classic Pomodoro technique, let this timer break down your work into juicy pieces and make you more productive! Stay focused and productive with catchup timer - a delightful Pomodoro timer that helps you balance work and breaks. What is the Pomodoro Technique? A simple yet powerful time management method: 1. Focus on work for 25 minutes. 2. Take a short 5-minute break. 3. Repeat from steps 1. 4. After 4 work sessions, take a 20-minute long break. And catchup timer is the perfect tool to put this technique into practice. With catchup timer, you can: * Break down your work into focus and break sessions using the time-tested Pomodoro technique * Track your progress with beautiful statistics and visualisations * Customise your work rhythm with flexible timer settings * Have fun with quirky tomato-themed cursor and notifications * Watch your completed sessions from the week pile up like a garden of bouncy, draggable tomatoes catchup timer is completely free, respects your privacy, and stores all data locally on your device. No account required, no data collected - what happens on your computer stays on your computer. Happy catching up! Got suggestions? Found a bug? Please send an email to jiaxi.li42@gmail.com Developed with love, Cursor (https://www.cursor.com/) and a lot of tomatoes.
Jul 3, 2026
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