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Hokkori vs Pomofocus: which pomodoro timer fits you?

Short version: Pomofocus is a productivity dashboard — templates, reports, integrations, with ads on the free tier. Hokkori is a cozy room — a pixel-art space with ambient sound, no ads and no account, by design much simpler. Pick Pomofocus if you want to measure your work; pick Hokkori if the hard part is wanting to sit down.

Fair-play note: Hokkori (that's us) wrote this page. Pomofocus is a genuinely good tool and we compare honestly — details below reflect the products at the time of writing.

At a glance

HokkoriPomofocus
PriceFree, everything includedFree tier + paid premium
AdsNone, everYes on the free tier
AccountNone (data stays in your browser)Optional, needed for sync/reports
VibePixel-art room, day/night, rain while you focusClean minimal dashboard
Sound3-channel ambient mixer + lofi tracks, synthesized in-browserTicking/alarm sounds; more with premium
StatsFocus stats & streaks, exportableDetailed reports & yearly views (premium features)
TasksSimple task listTasks with estimates & templates
OfflineFull offline PWA, ~53 kBWeb app, online-first

The core difference: dashboard vs room

Pomofocus treats focus as a process to optimize — estimated pomodoros per task, projects, downloadable reports. If you bill hours or love metrics, that's real value.

Hokkori treats focus as a place to be. The most common complaint about ad-supported timers is the mood whiplash: you finish a calm 25-minute session and an ad is waiting. We think the atmosphere is the product — so there are no ads, and everything from the hand-drawn room to the rain synthesized in your browser is tuned to make starting a session feel like sitting down somewhere warm, not clocking in.

Choose Pomofocus if…

Choose Hokkori if…

Easiest way to decide: run one real session in each. Start a free session in Hokkori → No sign-up, it takes five seconds.