The time tracker
I actually open
I kept abandoning the ones with Jira plugins and AI coaches. So I built this one. It's the timer I open at my desk, on the bus, and at 11pm when I'm working on a side project I don't tell my manager about.
- Pomodoro & custom intervals
- Works offline
- No signup wall
Not much. On purpose.
Every feature below is here because I wanted it and couldn't find it elsewhere. If something's missing, I probably haven't needed it yet.
Tap to start
Open the app. Hit the big circle. That's it. You can tag the session later if you want, or never.
Projects are just lists
A project is a color and a name. Tasks under it if you want them. Nothing nested four folders deep.
A chart, once a week
On Sundays you see where your week went. Hours by project. No dashboard, no dopamine loop.
Same data, every device
iPhone, iPad, Android. Online it syncs. Offline it waits.
Shared projects, if you want
You can invite one person or ten to a project. I use it with one person. That's about it.
Calendar & a real API
Google and Apple Calendar for time blocks. A plain REST API if you want your data elsewhere. Webhooks for the three of us who wanted them.
Free for the core. $5 if you want more.
The free tier is a real thing, not a demo.
Free
Good for most people. No upsells, no nagging.
- Unlimited time tracking
- Up to 5 projects
- Last 7 days of history
- Weekly chart
- iOS & Android
Pro
For the people whose 6th project was the one they needed.
- Everything in Free
- Unlimited projects
- All history
- Full analytics
- Shared projects
- Calendar sync
- API & webhooks
- I answer your emails
Questions people actually ask.
Because I didn't like the existing ones and I was going to be tracking my time anyway. If you already love Toggl, stay with Toggl. Pomlo is for people who opened Toggl three times and gave up.
Right. The free tier runs on-device. You only make an account if you want to sync between devices or upgrade to Pro.
You can export everything to CSV from settings at any time. The core timer works offline, so even if the servers go dark the app still works on your phone.
Both. It ships with a 25/5 preset and you can set any interval you want. Or use it as a plain stopwatch and ignore the breaks.
Because running the sync backend costs money and I don't want to put ads in a productivity app. $5 a month covers hosting, and if enough people subscribe I can put more time into it.
No.
- Apr 2026
Live Activities on iOS — the running timer lives on your Lock Screen and Dynamic Island.
- Mar 2026
Android home-screen widget with one-tap start.
- Feb 2026
Two-way Google and Apple Calendar sync for anyone on Pro.
It's already on my phone.
Yours too?
Free on the App Store and Google Play. Takes about ten seconds.