If you’re looking to integrate the Pomodoro technique right in your Notion workspace, you’ve come to the right place.
From aesthetic to minimalist options, there are a ton of Pomodoro widgets that will seamlessly integrate in your Notion pages — we’ve handpicked some of the best for you to get started with. Let’s dive in and start ticking off those to-dos.
For more Notion Pomodoro resources, check out our full round-up of Notion Pomodoro templates! Looking for ways to refresh between Pomodoro sessions or looking for more timer options? Read our post where we curate the best Pomodoro break ideas and our favorite study timers!
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Flocus is a free browser-based dashboard for both focus and ambience. Featuring aesthetic themes, personal greeting Pomodoro timer, and lots more!
How to Add a Pomodoro Timer to Notion
Before we jump into the Pomodoro timer widgets, here’s how to embed them in your workspace:
- Go to any of the widgets’ URLs below
- Copy the link in your browser’s address bar
- Head to your Notion workspace, and click on any empty space
- Paste the URL, and select ‘Create embed’
- And you’re done! You can click and drag the the block handle (⋮⋮) to the top left of the widget to move the widget’s placement in your workspace
Best Notion Pomodoro Timer Widgets
From aesthetic picks to simple timers, check out these Notion Pomodoro timer widgets to embed right in your workspace!
StudyWithMe.io – Aesthetic Pomodoro Timer Widget
Flocus – Minimalist Pomodoro Timer Widget
Pomodoro Tracker Timer Widget
Pomofocus – Simple Pomodoro Timer Widget
Tomato Timers
Pomodoro Timer Online
Pomodoro Kitty
Dark Mode Pomodoro
Kairo – Cute Pomodoro Timer Widget
Animedoro Timer – Pomodoro Technique Alternative
Check out our full posts on the Animedoro method as well as study techniques like Pomodoro for more general Pomodoro alternatives!
Are we missing any Notion Pomodoro widgets? What other focus techniques are you using in your Notion workspace? Let us know down in the comments below!
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