Focushours

Focushours vs Pomofocus

Both are free timers that run in the browser. Pomofocus is built around the classic Pomodoro cycle and a task list. Focushours is built around weekly targets for your focus hours. Here is an honest comparison, including where Pomofocus is the better pick.

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FocushoursPomofocus
PriceFree, no paid tierFree tier plus a paid Premium
AccountNot needed, optional for syncNot needed for the timer, needed for reports
AdsNoneOn the free tier
Planning unitWeekly hour targets per categoryPomodoros per task
TimerCountdown and count-upPomodoro cycles with breaks
HistoryWeek, month, year and a yearly heatmap, freeDay, week and month free, yearly on Premium
TasksNo, hours by category insteadYes, with estimates
Data downloadYes, a JSON file of your dataCSV on Premium
IntegrationsNoTodoist and webhooks on Premium
LanguagesEnglish, Norwegian, ArabicEnglish

Questions

Is Focushours a Pomofocus alternative?

Yes, if you care more about weekly hours than about Pomodoro cycles and tasks. If you want a classic task-based Pomodoro timer, Pomofocus is a good choice.

Is Focushours free?

Yes. There is no paid tier, no trial and no locked features.

Can I use both?

Yes. Some people run Pomodoro sessions in one app and track their weekly hours in another.

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Pomofocus details checked on 13 October 2026 at pomofocus.io. Pomofocus is a trademark of its owner. Focushours is not affiliated with Pomofocus.

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