pomodorolm
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Package name
- pomodorolm
License
- AGPL-1.0-or-later
Last updated
- 31 August 2026 - latest/stable
- 7 September 2026 - latest/edge
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A simple good looking pomodoro timer
Pomodorolm is a simple, good looking and configurable Pomodoro tracker with tray icon. You can change its look and feel by using themes and you if none suits you, you can create your own theme. All sessions duration are configurable and you can choose to play sounds too (ticking sound, end of session and so on). You can even display notifications if you want to.
# 🌟 Features
- [x] Customize round numbers, focus and break times
- [x] Auto-start round (optional)
- [x] Desktop notifications (optional)
- [x] Built-in [themes](#-themes)
- [x] Custom [themes](#-themes)
- [x] Color gradient depending on the remaining time
- [x] Tray icon with color gradient
- [x] Minimize to tray (optional)
- [x] Tick and end sounds (optional)
- [x] Multi-platform: Linux, Mac, Windows
- [x] Resizable window with automatic scaling
- [x] Always on top (optional)
- [x] Fully compatible with HiDPI/4K screens
- [x] Linux: Wayland and X11 support
- [x] Small: size < 4Mb (no electron, no node)
- [x] Full screen support
- [ ] Mini mode
- [ ] Terminal User Interface
- [ ] Mobile version
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