A pomodoro app that starts with one thing.

How it works

1. The night before, you pick tomorrow's one thing. Dayflint asks one question, once a day, so there's no list to sort.
2. In the morning, if you allow notifications, a gentle nudge reminds you what today is for.
3. You press and hold to start a focus session: 25 minutes free, or 50 and 90 minutes with Dayflint Plus. Put your phone face down, and the ring fills as Dayflint keeps time.
4. When you're done, a quiet chime plays and you can line up tomorrow.

How Dayflint differs from other pomodoro apps

• When everything is on one list, everything looks urgent. Dayflint keeps the one thing front and centre.
• With the weekly rest day on, missing one day in a week doesn't reset your streak.
• There are no accounts or ads. What you write stays on your phone, and with Plus on iPhone, it can sync through your own iCloud.
• Flinty, a small flame, cheers you on when you finish and waits patiently when you don't.

A note on breaks

Dayflint times your focus sessions but doesn't run a break cycle, so take your break when the session ends. If you want the classic 25 and 5 rhythm on a computer, our free pomodoro timer runs in your browser.