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Focus To-Do Chrome extension

Focus To-Do bundles a Pomodoro timer, a task organizer, and a time tracker into one toolbar extension, so you can plan work and stay on schedule without separate apps. It's best for people who want structured focus sessions tied to a task list. The catch: deeper reporting and sync features usually need a paid plan.

  • PriceFreemium
  • CategoryProductivity
  • Works inChrome, Edge, Brave (desktop)

Last checked against the Chrome Web Store listing · Independent, not affiliated with Google

Pros

  • combines Pomodoro timer, tasks, and time tracking in one tool
  • free to use for core Pomodoro and task features
  • reminders help keep scheduled tasks on track
  • works directly from the browser toolbar

Cons

  • some scheduling or reporting features may require a paid plan
  • focused on individual productivity, not team collaboration
  • another timer app to manage if you already use one elsewhere

Best for

  • running Pomodoro focus sessions while working
  • combining a task list with a built-in timer
  • tracking time spent on specific tasks
  • students and remote workers building a study or work routine

Skip it if

  • users who only want a plain to-do list without a timer
  • teams needing shared task management across members

Key features

  • Pomodoro timer for focused work intervals
  • task organizer for planning and tracking to-dos
  • time tracker for logging time spent per task
  • schedule planner for organizing your day
  • reminders for upcoming tasks

What Focus To-Do does

Focus To-Do puts a Pomodoro timer, task list, and time tracker together in one browser extension. You add tasks, start a focus timer for each one, and the extension logs how much time you spend, so you get both a schedule and a record of completed work without switching between separate apps.

Focus To-Do free vs paid

The free plan covers the core Pomodoro timer, task list, and basic time tracking. Paid upgrades in this category typically add features like advanced statistics, cross-device sync, or extra reminder options, so check the current listing for what's included at each tier.

Is Focus To-Do safe?

Focus To-Do mainly needs permission to run its timer, store your tasks, and show notifications for reminders. It doesn't need to read the content of the pages you browse, since its functionality is self-contained within its own popup and notification system.

Focus To-Do: FAQs

Is Focus To-Do free?

Yes, the core Pomodoro timer, task list, and time tracking are free, with paid upgrades for extra features.

Is Focus To-Do safe to use?

It mainly needs permission to run its timer, store tasks, and show notifications, without reading page content.

How do I use Focus To-Do?

Install it, add tasks to your list, then start a Pomodoro timer for the task you want to focus on.

What are Focus To-Do alternatives?

Other Pomodoro timer or task management extensions are common alternatives; compare whether they include time tracking too.

Does Focus To-Do track time automatically?

It tracks time based on your active Pomodoro sessions linked to tasks, rather than tracking all browser activity.

Can I set reminders in Focus To-Do?

Yes, it includes reminders to notify you about scheduled tasks.

Does Focus To-Do sync across devices?

Sync availability depends on the plan; check the current listing for cross-device sync details.

Can I customize the Pomodoro timer length?

Most Pomodoro extensions, including this one, let you adjust focus and break intervals in settings.

Is Focus To-Do good for studying?

Yes, its combination of a timer and task list suits students who want structured study sessions with breaks.

Why isn't my Focus To-Do timer notification showing?

Check that Chrome and your OS notification permissions are enabled for the extension.