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BreakTimer
BreakTimer is break reminder software for Windows, macOS and Linux. It reportedly lets users set how often breaks happen and how long each one lasts, customize app colours and messages shown during breaks, configure working hours, and receive notifications when breaks are about to start.
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- Set how often breaks happen and how long each one lasts Source: breaktimer.app
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0wnr is a free and open-source time-management tool for Windows, macOS and Linux. It provides a timer with a fullscreen focus mode that makes rest mandatory and blocks virtual desktops and every monitor until a session ends. Options include disabling cancelling, skipping or stopping, parent control, statistics, mini mode and predefined tasks.
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0Pomatez is a multi-platform desktop application supporting the Pomodoro Technique. It offers customizable Pomodoro rules, a built-in task list, full-screen breaks, desktop notifications, special breaks, keyboard shortcuts, automatic updates, and dark theme. Mobile versions are listed as coming soon.
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0ActivityWatch is a free and open-source automated time tracker for Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android. It automatically tracks how time is spent on devices, including app and website usage, and keeps all data on the device rather than uploading it to the cloud.
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