PomoGo is a keyboard-first focus companion for developers — quick pomodoro sessions, deep-focus blocks, task tracking, themes, layouts, stats, and status integrations. One small binary. Stays out of your way.
yay -S pomogo-binyay -S pomogo-binpomogoPrefer Go? go install github.com/Ibnu-Afdel/pomogo/cmd/pomogo@latest
This is the real TUI, rendered in your browser from PomoGo's own theme and layout definitions. Swap a theme and the whole terminal morphs.
Coding sessions, study blocks, writing, debugging, reading docs — any work where you want a visible timer without leaving the terminal.
Start a classic focus session in one keypress and move naturally through work and break cycles.
Pick a long deep-work block and let PomoGo manage the rhythm while you focus on the whole countdown.
Label what you are working on, group sessions by project, and review your focus history later.
Review today's focus, current streaks, and the last completed block without leaving the terminal.
Expose focus status to terminal workflows and desktop bars like Waybar and tmux.
Click any theme to load it into the playground above.
From tiny status bars to wide command centers. Click to preview.
Sounds are user-triggered only. Nothing auto-plays.
Toggle these live in the playground's ambient control.
PomoGo ships as a small Go binary with GitHub release archives and checksum validation. Arch users install the packaged binary from the AUR, pinned to fixed release asset checksums.