When 25 minutes have passed-or a shorter time if you chose the 5 or 15 minute options-PomoDoneApp will turn grey, notify you to take a break, and show a countdown timer of how much time's left on your break.Then it's time to get back to work. Select one, choose a task to start working on, then start the timer. There, you'll see the apps you've synced and the tasks lists from each one, or can add your own "local" tasks to PomoDoneApp. Then, use PomoDoneApp's Zapier integrations to bring in your other tasks, log time you spent outside of PomoDoneApp, and save data about your work sessions.Read MoreYou can then open PomoDoneApp's apps-which you'll find for almost any device you use (with iOS apps coming soon). Add one account from any of those services you use, and choose the projects and lists to import tasks from. PomoDoneApp works with Trello, Todoist, Asana, Evernote, Google Calendar, Basecamp, Microsoft To-Do (the new version of what used to be Wunderlist), and more. Start out by syncing it with the to-do list apps that already have your tasks. Rinse, repeat.PomoDoneApp is designed to make it as simple as possible to use the Pomodoro technique in your own work, by working on tasks until they're done-then checking them off and going on to the next thing. That's what the Pomodoro technique mandates: Work for 25 minutes, then take a 5 minute break.
Turns out, sometimes the most productive thing you can do is to stop working, gaze outside, grab a drink, and then get back to it. The Pomodoro technique is a popular way to keep you productive by-really-forcing you to take breaks.
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