Pomodoro & Focus Timer - DEEP

I been very productive since I’ve started my trial. Two things holding me back from the investment of $25, I don’t see it reasonable to pay $25 /year. Maybe a one time purchase fee of $25 yes many of us would consider it because it seems very good app, however, there is just so much competition for promodoro timers, many of which free I can’t find it sufficient reasons to pay $25 every year. Even goodnotes that I use every single day was cheaper than this and it was a one time payment. Also the fact it’s a stand still image I thought it would be like the quiz preview that shows the breeze moving and it actually is very nice accompanied by the sounds. But for a stand still image with a clock I can just put apple timer or YouTube video with a dynamic background and sound.

They waste a lot of your time having you take an on-boarding quiz or few and then choose the background sounds you like. Then there is no option of a free trial beyond a week, and that is only if you search around the app to find alternative subscription options. How do you know how life-changing this might be if you only have a week to try it out? This is purposefully to get you invested so that you take their free trial and then get billed after seven days. Try the Be Focused or Focus Keeper app instead. They may seem more basic but they don’t distract you with fancy background sounds and wallpaper or pushy trials. You should focus on what is important to you, not an app which REALLY wants your money. It’s just another distraction. Developer, please respond by improving the app and user on-boarding experience. Any canned response or deflection is just proof of what I’ve written. I understand the other one-star reviews now. Please do better and stop wasting people’s time and attention. Thank you.

I have just downloaded this app this morning, so I don’t have extensive use under my belt, but so far I love it. I used it to write “Morning Pages” with conversations going on around me in the room, and I was able to sit there until my three pages were done without getting pulled into conversations etc. I really enjoy it. It’s like creating a little room for myself in the middle of the commotion, where it’s quiet and solitary.