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Pomatez: a break you cannot skip, 1.5 million downloads

1,522,572 downloads 4,923 stars

Drawn version: Pomatez website with the Stay Focused, Take a Break! heading and desktop app previews. — the break fills the screen, so you take it

the break fills the screen, so you take it

My eyes paid for long, unbroken hours at the screen. So I built a timer that does not let me skip the break.

Pomatez: Open source, since 2019; 213 forks

GitHub release assets; build values checked 2026-11-07.

Why I made it

The problem In 2018 and 2019 I worked and studied in long, unbroken sessions. The fatigue, the stress and the eye strain grew.

The limit Pomodoro helped, but every app I tried let me skip the break, so I always did. And I switched between Windows and Linux every day.

What I made Pomatez, a desktop Pomodoro app for Windows, macOS and Linux.

The result With Pomatez I got more done in less time. Focus, fatigue and stress became manageable, instead of grinding for two to four hours in one sitting.