Owldo — Feature

Focus mode for the
task in front of you.

A Pomodoro timer in another tab is easy to ignore and annoying to sync with what you are actually working on. Owldo puts the timer on the task itself — tap to focus, get the work done, and track your momentum.

Focus timer built-in
The Focus Timer screen mid-session — big countdown ring, the 'FOCUS ON' task shown beneath it.
One task. One timer. No second app.

Focus on the actual task

Start a session straight from a task. The timer shows what you’re focused on, so a Pomodoro is tied to real work instead of a number counting down in a vacuum.

Streaks and stats that compound

Owldo tracks completed sessions, daily focus minutes, and a streak — a gentle nudge to show up again tomorrow. Progress you can see beats willpower you have to summon.

Focus stats view — today's focus minutes, sessions completed, and the current streak counter.

Tuned the way the technique intended

Configurable focus and break lengths, sessions before a long break, and optional auto-start. It notifies you when a session ends even if the app is in the background — so you can actually look away.

Frequently asked questions

Does Owldo have a built-in Pomodoro timer?

Yes — a focus timer is built into the app and attaches to a specific task, so a session is “25 minutes on this task,” not a stopwatch in a separate app you forget to start.

Can I customise the focus and break lengths?

Yes — set your own focus, short-break, and long-break lengths, and the app remembers them.

Does the focus timer work offline?

Yes. Like the rest of Owldo it runs locally, so it keeps working with no connection.

Is the focus timer free?

Yes — the focus timer is included on the free tier, on a single device.

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