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Focus Keeper vs Sessions

Focus Keeper

focuskeeper.co

Sessions

apps.gnome.org

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FigureFocus KeeperSessions
Price from—Free
Free plan—Yes
Free trial——
Open source——
WebYes—
macOSYes—
Linux—Yes
iOSYes—
AndroidYes—
Plans published01
Spec score · Pomodoro Timer Apps7.9 (#12)7.0 (#27)
PurposeFocus Keeper is a web-based productivity and time-management service for setting timers, tracking progress, and improving focus.Sessions is a visual timer app designed for the Pomodoro technique, with focused work sessions and regular breaks.
SupportThe site lists [email protected] for support inquiries.The app page links to a Matrix community for help and conversation.

Plans

Focus Keeper

No plans published.

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Sessions

  • FreeFree

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In their own words

Focus Keeper

Focus Keeper is a Pomodoro timer and productivity service for planning work sessions, organizing tasks and following focus patterns. Its web timer shows 25-minute focus periods, 5-minute short breaks and 25-minute long breaks. Users can combine the timer with a task list; work sessions are logged automatically, then displayed in charts showing focus time and work patterns. The service also describes identifying focus patterns and tracking habits. Sessions and tasks are saved automatically, with history accessible on any device. Focus Keeper is web-based and available on iOS and Android, and the homepage offers a free signup option. Premium features may involve a subscription. Users can cancel at any time and keep premium access through the current billing period, but are not refunded for that cycle. The privacy policy says account and usage data may include name, email, password, task details, session durations, settings, IP address and browser activity. It says reasonable measures are used to protect personal information but absolute security cannot be guaranteed.

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Sessions

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