Nesto is a convenient Pomodoro timer with embedded music and notifications for desktop and mobile devices. It assists you to deeply focus on your tasks, be it creating, studying or working. Uninterrupted music allows you to quickly get in the “state of flow”.

Hello, I really love Nesto Pomodoro timer, could you please let me know what tech stack did you use to build it? Both for frontend and backend?

Hi, i like the interface and the music selection! please allow users to also add tasks so we know what to focus on each interval

@lee_yi_wei Thank you for the feedback. This is a top priority on my list now

Like many of us, I've been working from home for the past couple of months, and my productivity started declining as the weeks went by. I found a great productivity technique called Pomodoro, which allowed me to focus on my tasks immensely and deliver good results. But it wasn't always the case - sometimes there was a baby cry, a renovation behind the wall or simply my family walking around that would crash all my focus and steal my thoughts. I discovered a good way to isolate myself with classical or jazz music while focusing on the tasks. Soon enough, I found myself constantly switching between Pomodoro timers and music apps. Also, almost all of the Pomodoro timers out there have a look from 2000s. This app is my take on solving those imperfections. With a single press of a button, you now have a running Pomodoro timer with the music of your taste accompanied by an elegant background view. Sharing the app here in hope that it will be useful for others too.

I really like it it simple in its setup, BUT the page have no function to remember music stetting - So every time you log in, you have to turn the music off. And the activities tracker, where u can see how many hours you have studiet, is not functional per. 05-04-2023

Hello, I really love Nesto Pomodoro timer, could you please let me know what tech stack did you use to build it? Both for frontend and backend?

Hi, i like the interface and the music selection! please allow users to also add tasks so we know what to focus on each interval