Pomoflow is a browser-based Pomodoro workspace drawn in a monochrome, classic-desktop style. The timer screen brings work intervals, short breaks, long breaks and a task list into one view. The initial settings show twenty-five minutes of work, a five-minute break and a fifteen-minute long break, but sliders let the user change those durations. Start, pause and reset controls are accompanied by a progress display and a count toward the next long break.
The workspace includes an optional keep-screen-on setting and keyboard shortcuts for starting or pausing, resetting and changing the theme. A separate Stats view is available from the main navigation. Its Jukebox has controls for loading YouTube content, moving between tracks, queueing, shuffle, repeat, seeking and volume. Music is separate from the timer rather than a requirement for using it. The visual treatment is deliberately spare, with a large clock and conventional window-like panels instead of a dense planning dashboard.
Tasks initially stay on the device. The sync panel offers a shared key to connect devices and says tasks, focus stats and timer settings are encrypted on the device. It also warns that anyone with that key can read and change the synced information. That is a meaningful access rule, not an account-based permission system or a reason to share the key publicly. People can use the local timer without pairing anything, then choose sync only if carrying the task list and settings between devices is useful.
