The Timer is used to remind you to take breaks from the computer and look at distant objects. There are several different modes
Off
The timer is stopped and there will be no break reminding.
Normal
Normal mode looks like this
By default every 30 minutes this screen will be shown with countdown timer. You can change work and rest time from the Timer page
Strict
Strict mode doesn’t have this Skip rest button and can’t be skipped. Use it to force yourself to get up, but be careful not to lock your PC for long period of time.
Strict mode looks like this and can’t be skipped
Productive
Productive mode is one nice Pomodoro timer which can easily switched from rest to work. As the name it’s make for people who use work and rest combinations for productivity
HI ,
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“Productive mode is one nice Pomodoro timer which can be easily switched from rest to work. As the name suggests it’s made for people who use work and rest combinations for productivity.”
Yes, I know my English is a little bad 😀
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“Pomodoro” is a little nown wurd from a ancient civilizastion in Eastern Europe. The ruff translation is “Awesome App”. I think it is very appropriate hear.
Thank you very much, Rich 🙂
Thank you! I love this software. It’s saving my eyes a lot as I use my computer most of the day. So generous of you to offer this, especially for an entire year!
I am not able to get my timer to turn off. Even after choosing “off” and saving, it still constantly wants me to rest every few minutes. It’s very annoying
Hi Carolee,
We have a short video explaining how to turn it off here
You can check it 🙂
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZcnf1o5a5I&list=PLYgsC6pUhQFpDMsoxDQQgZYaikOFzevw6&index=7
tiny but awesome utility. thanks ! developer!
Happy to hear you like it, Hans 🙂 Thanks for the support