why don`t you put something like pop-up option, when time of one sessions ends? Sometimes it`s hard to notice, that session has finished. Pop-up window would help a lot.

Though I enjoy the automatic shift between Pomodoros and breaks, I would like to be able to specify if I want a long break after the current Pomodoro.

I am often listening to music on my android and I miss the notifications for the desktop app. An Android app would be great

The ticking sound should only be activated during the work time period, to remind the user to focus on his or her work. The ticking sound is not really necessary during the break time of the user.

The current notification sound is only one. It may be work for some, may be not for others. It'd be really nice if there are multiple notification sounds, and the ability to choose which one we'd like to hear at the very end of every session/break.

Thanks.

AFAIK, according to the book, if you interrupt one you should start over.

Thanks for this great app =)

When you click it, the session finish and you lose that

While the pomodoro/break are running, display the time left on the application task bar instead of the application name, like in pomodairo, so you don't have to switch to the application to see the time-left.

Would be cool also if the time left could be shown on the systray when hovering the application icon.

It will be great to have a simple log file w/ focus booster activity.. like this:

[datetime] session n1 starts
[datetime] session n1 ends
[datetime] break n2 starts..
[datetime] user resets position
[datetime] app close

etc..

It would be great to be able to start and stop the counter from the tray without expanding the app.
Also can you add the number of minutes remaining on the icon (and perhaps make the number blink during the last minute).

Any method of greatly reducing the height (similar to winamp), so I can keep it on top of other windows without obstructing anything. The tray thing is OK, but I prefer the horizontal view.

this is a lightweight program -- basically a "widget" -- it is not a full blown program like Photoshop or Word.. therefore it should *always* live in the system tray -- never the taskbar -- regardless of whether it is minimized or not.. that would make it "unobtrusive"

For now, when the window is collapsed horizontally and you minimize and restore it, it appears on the same position, but extended horizontally.

add the option to log your boosts and tag them with the task you accomplished. get an overview of work your

be able to pause, resume, start, stop timer with shortcut