What's new in Go PomoTimer

New guides: study rooms, the 50/10 timer, the lo-fi timer and practical tips for using a timer with ADHD.

Two Notion guides: how to add the timer to Notion and how to choose a Notion timer.

One-click buttons on those pages set the timer for you, for example to 50/10 or a 15-minute block, or open it with lo-fi beats ready.

The rating badge and the reviews section now always show the same number.

Bigger tap areas for small buttons, and a smaller cookie banner.

New Notion widget: put a free Pomodoro timer in any Notion page with /embed. Pick one of four themes, and the widget fits itself to the space as a full timer, a compact one or a slim bar. No account and no cookies, and it can't read anything in your Notion workspace.

A full FAQ page with 21 answers, grouped by topic: the Pomodoro Technique, breaks and interruptions, study rooms, lo-fi beats and more.

Updated the site to the latest versions of Next.js and React for faster, more reliable pages.

Safer sign-in, plus security fixes behind the scenes.

Study rooms: focus together on one shared timer. Create a room, then share the link or the room code. Friends join with just a name, no account needed. Everyone sees who is in the room and which task each person is working on.

The room timer runs on our server, so it stays right even if you lock your phone or lose your connection for a moment. A room closes by itself after 2 hours with nobody in it.

Lo-fi beats to play while you focus, with their own volume control.

Full-screen focus mode that shows just the timer and your task list, in your current theme.

Keyboard shortcuts: Space to start or pause, R to reset, S to skip, F for full screen, 1, 2 and 3 to switch between focus and breaks, M to mute and N to add a task. They also work in study rooms.

A new homepage built around a bigger round timer, with tasks on a simple notepad next to it.

Tasks are now one simple list, and each task shows its pomodoros as a count, like 2/5. Subtasks were removed to keep things simple.

A community bonsai: a juniper tree that grows with every focus session finished on Go PomoTimer.

Share a card of a finished focus session.

A cleaner stats dashboard with your streak, small trend charts, a 24-hour focus clock and a PDF report you can download.

Four themes: Vibrant Energy, Nature Calm, Midnight Focus and Cozy Coffeehouse.

The timer digits turn red in the last 30 seconds, and breaks use calmer teal and blue colors.

A new review form with big tap-to-rate stars, and redesigned review cards.

A weekly focus summary email for signed-in users, with your focus time and streak. Every email has a one-click unsubscribe link.

Tighter privacy on the public leaderboard.

Fixed a bug in the timer.

Fixed leaderboard issues and tidied up the code behind the app.

Added tasks with nested subtasks, making it easier to organize and manage work visually. You can select a task card to make it active and all completed pomodoros will be counted against the selected task.

A color indicator highlights tasks that exceed their estimated pomodoros. You can edit the task anytime to adjust the estimate. This helps you stay on track and avoid overcommitting.

Added a persistent scroll timer that remains visible and continues running while scrolling.

Improved the statistics view to provide more meaningful insights into productivity.

Enabled task and subtask creation without login. All tasks automatically sync once the user logs in.

Improved overall performance and reduced website loading times.

Added a "Buy Me a Coffee" page for users who want to support the project.

Restructured the layout to deliver a cleaner, more intuitive and user-friendly experience.

Introduced a stats dashboard with detailed session analytics and bar charts.

Added Gmail sign-in for faster and more seamless authentication.

Added a task management table with task priorities (Low, Medium, High) and sorting and filtering options.

Ensured tasks persist across sessions so users can continue where they left off.

Fixed multiple bugs, including task deletion issues, and improved overall UI stability.

Added a Donate ("Buy Me a Coffee") button to support ongoing development and maintenance.