The workshop · Independent · 24 Oct 2026

adrcotfas/goodtime

A productivity app that combines pomodoro timers and flow techniques to boost focus and efficiency.

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Goodtime: minimalist focus timer. Pomodoro and flow timers for deep work.

In simple English

This app helps you focus on your work without distractions. It runs a timer for your work periods and your rest breaks. You can track how much time you spend on different tasks each day. It costs you nothing and has no adverts or tracking inside. Your phone might close the app in the background to save battery power, so you may need to change your settings.

What it is

Goodtime is an open-source mobile productivity timer designed for structured work sessions and rest intervals. It offers both traditional pomodoro cycles and count-up flow modes with detailed daily statistics.

What it is good for

Solo builders and students who want to track their deep work hours and avoid distractions on their phones without paying for commercial subscription apps.

Stars1.9k
LicenceGPL-3.0
Latest3.2.6 (2026-08-02)checked 24 Oct 2026
Last code change2026-10-21
Written inKotlin
Setup effort
1 / 5
Payoff
4 / 5
Good
  • Completely free and open-source with no advertisements or hidden trackers.
  • Includes both fixed pomodoro intervals and flexible count-up flow modes.
  • Saves detailed statistics so you can review your daily and weekly focus time.
Watch for
  • Android battery savers can stop the timer alarms unless you change your settings manually.
  • Requires compiling from source code if you want to build it yourself for a mobile device.
  • Limited to mobile platforms rather than offering a full desktop sync suite.
Replaces

Paid time-tracking mobile apps and simple kitchen timers

Works well with

A physical notebook and a desktop task list

How to get it

Download Goodtime from Google Play, F-Droid, or Apple TestFlight using the links on the official project page.

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On Stack Radar: Productivity & Collaboration › Personal Productivity & Focus › Focus Tools.

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