Minidoro

Minidoro is a minimalist Pomodoro® Technique timer helping to get things done.

How it works

The Pomodoro® Technique is an extremely simple but efficient time management technique developed by Francesco Cirillo.

The basic idea is it’s simpler to concentrate on work for a relatively short period, keeping in mind you can take a rest or switch to another activity afterwards.

• Split your work for 25 minute intervals, separated by short break periods.
• In these 25 minute intervals try to focus on your work as much as possible, try to not distract yourself and to avoid other distractions.
• After a 25 minute interval take a 5 minute break. During this break do any other activities except for the previous work.
• Return to the work after the break.
• Take a long break of about 10–30 minutes after every 4 work intervals.

Counters

There are two counters at the bottom of the main page. They can be used to count anything. For example, you can count external interruptions with the left counter, while counting internal interruptions (you interrupting yourself) with the right counter.

Contact, donations, contributions

Bug reports, translations, code contributions, and other feedback are very welcome! Please prefer the forum thread for new questions, and read on Github how you can contribute.

If you want to support my work, I am always happy if you buy me a cup of coffee through Liberapay.

Minidoro is Free Software released under the GNU GPL v3+. The source code is available on Github.