You cancel a FocusCommit Premium subscription where you bought it. Purchases made in an app store (Apple, Google Play or Microsoft Store) are billed and managed by that store, so FocusCommit cannot cancel them for you. Purchases made on focuscommit.com are handled by our payment provider, Paddle. Cancelling stops the next renewal. You keep Premium … Read more
Getting Things Done (GTD) is David Allen’s method for getting every commitment out of your head and into a system you trust. FocusCommit gives you that system plus a timer for the doing part: projects with To Do, Next Action, Doing and Done columns, a Someday list, a weekly view of every board, and a … Read more
FocusCommit works in three steps: put your work into a project, start a 25-minute interval on one task, and focus on that task until the timer ends. This guide walks through your first session, from creating a project to taking your first break. You don’t need an account to start. 1. Create a project Click … Read more
FocusCommit imports your Microsoft To Do lists as projects, so you can start a Pomodoro timer on any task without copying it by hand. Changes sync both ways: complete or edit a task in FocusCommit and Microsoft To Do updates too. Importing lists is a Premium feature. How to import your Microsoft To Do lists … Read more
FocusCommit imports your Google Tasks lists as projects, so you can start a Pomodoro timer on any task without copying it by hand. Edits, completions and deletions you make in FocusCommit are sent back to Google Tasks. Importing lists is a Premium feature. How to import your Google Tasks lists How to start a Pomodoro … Read more
Interval config In Pomodoro Technique, by default, the interval is 25 minutes. However, if you feel it’s too long or too short for a task, you can change it at Settings. Small screen settings After starting an interval, you don’t need to look at the timer all the time. Instead, open your working window then … Read more
