Built for focused sessions
A focus timer and a task list that know about your calendar, your Todoist and the people you work with — and that your AI assistant and your own scripts can use too.
Every account gets all of it, including the parts markedPremium— free, for now.
Built and run in Germany. Your data stays in the EU under the GDPR, and the only person it works for is you.
Read the privacy policyRuns on Hetzner servers in the EU, with backups and data exports in Nuremberg and email through SparkPost EU.
No analytics and no profiling. Every page loads only from our own servers — no CDNs, no Google Fonts.
Our servers talk to Google, GitHub or Todoist only once you sign in with or connect one. Phone reminders never carry a task's title.
Export everything as a zip, or delete your account yourself and all of it goes with it.
Focus
A timer that keeps going wherever you are, and nothing else on screen while it runs.
Your own focus and break lengths, with breaks suggested from the sessions you finish. The timer lives on your account, so it keeps running across tabs and devices.
While a session runs, everything but the timer and your task steps aside. A stray thought becomes a task without leaving it.
A notification before a task is due and before its deadline, on your phone and in your browser — set once for new tasks, adjustable for each.
Plan
Type a task the way you would say it, and find any of them again in a second.
Write report tomorrow 5pm p1 #Work every monday Date, priority, project and repeat rule from one line, in English or German. Estimate sessions, nest subtasks and pick today's focus list.
Find any task by title, description, label or project and edit it on the spot. Premium adds everything you have ever finished and a calendar of what is due.
Colour-coded projects as a list, a month calendar or a board. Share one with up to 25 people, assign its tasks and talk them over in comments — the people you invite can join on any plan.
Focus time, completion rate, streaks and the hours you actually get work done, from the last three months of sessions.
Connect
Your meetings and your Todoist stay in step with the timer.
Meetings from Google, iCloud, Outlook or any iCalendar link sit next to your timer, with a warning before a session runs into one. Your due dates publish as a private calendar link.
Tasks come over with dates, deadlines, labels, subtasks and repeat rules. What you change here reaches Todoist right away, and what changed on Todoist is picked up after every session and break.
Open at both ends
An MCP server lets Claude, ChatGPT and any other assistant that speaks the Model Context Protocol read your list and run your timer. A JSON API does the same for your scripts. Both are free on every plan.
Everywhere
One account and one running timer on every screen: a session started at your desk is still counting on your phone.
The full app on any computer, tablet or phone — nothing to install.
Native, with the focus list, the timer and reminders.
Native too, with the timer and reminders.
Add, tick off and time tasks from the toolbar.
Your lists as to-dos, the timer as sensors and buttons, and quick add for automations. Get the integration
Calendar questions
Read-only in both directions: Pomonaut can see when you are busy, and can never change, add or delete anything.
Google Calendar connects over a read-only connection to your account, private calendars included. Apple iCloud, Outlook, Microsoft 365, Nextcloud, Fastmail, Radicale and anything else that speaks iCalendar join through their ICS link — including a private one that needs a username and password. Recurring meetings, moved instances and time zones land on the right day at the right time.
Only the entries that mark you busy — free-time, declined and cancelled ones are ignored, and so are all-day ones when checking for clashes. With Google it does not even ask what your entries are called, only whether you are free or busy. Your events stay in your browser and are never written to our database, so there is nothing to leak and nothing to purge.
Your own tasks' due dates and deadlines publish as a private iCalendar link any calendar app can subscribe to — revocable and regenerable at any time. Repeating tasks repeat there too, rules set in Todoist included. With Premium, a single project publishes its own link.
No. The link is read-only in that direction too: nothing a calendar app does with it changes anything back in Pomonaut.
Pomonaut no longer accepts new sign-ups. Existing accounts keep working.
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