A Pomodoro timer built into your to-do list.
Most Pomodoro apps count minutes in a vacuum. ActionList attaches every round to a real task, so 25 focused minutes always moves something on your list — and your habits and day plan live in the same place.
Free plan available — no credit card required.
Pomodoro sessions with a purpose
Start a Pomodoro round from any task. When the round ends, it's logged against that task — your timer history shows what you actually worked on, not just how long the timer ran.
A real task manager underneath
Priorities, due dates, reminders, and quick capture — the to-do list is a first-class part of the app, not a sidebar next to the timer. Plan the day, then work it one round at a time.
Habits that ride along
Made it through three rounds today? Log it as a habit and keep the chain going. Pomodoro works best as a daily practice, and ActionList is designed to make the practice visible.
See the day around your sessions
Events, reminders, and focus blocks share one calendar view, so Pomodoro rounds fit into your real schedule instead of colliding with it.
How it works
Plan today's list
Capture tasks and pick the few that matter today.
Run Pomodoro rounds
Start a session on a task, work the interval, take the break.
Watch progress stack
Sessions log to tasks and habits, so the day's effort is visible.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I attach tasks to Pomodoro sessions?
- Yes — that's the core idea. You start a Pomodoro round from a task, and the completed session is logged against it. The timer and the to-do list are one app.
- Is ActionList's Pomodoro timer free?
- Yes. The Pomodoro preset, tasks, habits, and reminders are all part of the free plan — no credit card required.
- What if 25 minutes is the wrong length for me?
- Pomodoro is one of four session presets. Sprint is shorter and sharper, Deep Work runs much longer, and Flow is open-ended — pick the rhythm that fits the work.
- Does it track how many Pomodoro sessions I complete?
- Yes. Completed sessions are recorded, and you can log your daily practice as a habit to build a visible streak over time.
- Can I use it for studying?
- Yes. Students use Pomodoro rounds against assignments and revision tasks the same way professionals use them against work tasks — the task list keeps every subject in one place.
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