Cuckoo - A Productivity Timer VS Timmy

I like this simple pomodoro timer -https://cuckoo.team. I'd start with a very small work period - 10 minutes work, 10 - 20 minutes rest, but eventually I'd get used to it and increase the work time. It's just a matter of making it a law to yourself that as long as the timer is running you should do the work. Source: 12 months ago

I've been using https://cuckoo.team with a friend over the past weeks for a couple of sessions every day as a way to motivate and keep one another accountable. - Source: Hacker News / over 1 year ago

Hi There. I'm glad you're looking at developing an app that is close to perfect. If I was a developer I would LOVE the following: - Being able to set a group Pomodoro timer (I currently use https://cuckoo.team/ as my go-to pomodoro timer that I use with some other classmates at uni). Source: almost 2 years ago

A great tool to use is Cuckoo Timer, especially for remote teams. To get started with Cuckoo, create a shareable link which opens a new session for participants to join. In the sessions sidebar, there is an option to use the pomodoro technique, which displays the suggested work and break lengths to select from. Using a tool such as Cuckoo is a great way to ensure that everyone in the session each hears the alarm,... - Source: dev.to / almost 2 years ago

Pomodoro helped me and also an accountability buddy. Not necessarily someone that's studying the same thing but a friend and I would connect (on Zoom for example) and do Pomodoros together. We were doing our own thing each but it kept mie accountable and I rarely "cheated". We used this website. Source: over 2 years ago

Or something like Timmy Timer where you write the aim for each timer, and the result after it's over, but because you can set and pause the timer yourself I don't feel much pressure lol. Also it seems overrun by spambots these days. Source: almost 2 years ago

This one does that, and additionally has a social element. I found it when someone else posted it on reddit a few months back: https://timmytimer.com/. Source: almost 3 years ago