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Pomodoro & Focus Apps (2026)

Find the Pomodoro app that fits your work and see the savings that exist. Blitzit's 7-day trial, annual billing and campaign offers are covered below, with free alternatives in our full guide. Prices last checked October 2026.

Blitzit at a glance

Best for

Solo task execution: plan tasks, press “Blitz,” and work from a small always-visible timer

Platforms

Windows and Mac (mobile app still in beta)

Trial

7 days, no permanent free plan

Price

$6.99/mo, or 4.99/mobilledyearly(59.88)

Guarantee

30-day money-back on paid plans

Works with

Google Calendar, Notion, ClickUp, Asana, and Zapier, n8n, Make and IFTTT through webhooks

AI

“Blitzy” assistant (beta) turns typed or spoken notes into tasks

Not for

Teams, client dashboards, or anyone who only wants a basic free timer

Blitzit pricing and discounts

Option

What our review found

Monthly

$6.99 per month

Annual

$4.99 per month, $59.88 billed yearly. About 29% lower than monthly

Free trial

7 days, then upgrade inside the app

Money-back

30 days on paid plans

Lifetime deal

Has appeared on campaign-specific pages. Pricing varies, so check the current offer on Blitzit’s site

Coupon codes

Blitzit runs campaign-based offers. Confirm any code at checkout

The reliable saving is annual billing. Any other offer depends on the current campaign.

Do you need a paid Pomodoro app?

A free timer is enough if you already know what to work on and don’t ignore the clock. A paid app like Blitzit makes sense when you ignore a timer hidden in a browser tab, or when you want tasks and time estimates in one place. Not sure? Try the 7-day trial first, then compare free options in our full guide.

FAQs

A Pomodoro timer app runs the Pomodoro Technique for you. You work for a set time, usually 25 minutes, then take a short break. The app switches between work and rest, counts your sessions and alerts you when time is up. Some also include task lists, time tracking and reports.
No. Blitzit has a 7-day free trial and no permanent free plan. After the trial, plans are $6.99 per month or $4.99 per month billed yearly, with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Blitzit costs $6.99 per month on the monthly plan. The annual plan is $4.99 per month, billed as $59.88 per year, which is about 29 percent lower. Lifetime offers appear on campaign pages, so check Blitzit’s site for the current price.
Blitzit runs campaign-based offers rather than one permanent code. The most reliable saving is annual billing. If you see a code on any site, confirm it works at checkout before you rely on it.
Blitzit is built mainly for Windows and Mac. Its own site labels the mobile app as beta, and some users report sync issues. If you want to run your timer mostly from a phone, test it during the trial first.
Blitzit connects with Google Calendar and Notion for syncing, ClickUp and Asana for project tasks, and Zapier, n8n, Make and IFTTT through webhooks. It also works with ChatGPT and Claude through MCP workflows.
Many people with attention difficulties like a timer that stays visible and short, task-based sessions, which is how Blitzit works. Some find a running countdown stressful, so use the free trial to see how it feels. Our guide on the Pomodoro Technique for ADHD explains what to expect.
Free options include browser timers like Pomofocus, desktop timers like Pomotroid and the built-in Focus Sessions in Windows 11. TickTick’s free plan also includes a basic Pomodoro timer. See our guide to the 10 best Pomodoro timer apps for details.

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