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This is the donation/pro version ofPomodroido. It will import the Pomodoros™ you have done from thefree version.Additional features compared to Free:- Skip main screen- Integration with Tasker (Instructions below)――――――――――――This very simple Pomodoro™ Timer will help you concentrate and beproductive. You can customize the pomodori and break times to fityour work style.Pomodroido was the first Pomodoro Timer on the Android platform,hundreds of thousands of people have used this app to make the mostof their time. Read the reviews to see how our users have stayedproductive with the Pomodoro Technique® and Pomodroido app.The Pomodoro Technique® is a popular time management methoddeveloped in the late 80's. You break down your work into 25minutes intervals separated by short breaks.This timeboxing technique can help you concentrate, avoidprocrastination, and get work done.If you like it and use it often, please consider buying theDonate/Pro version, which offers some additional features such asTasker integration.It does not have a todo or tasking system (yet), but I haveadded a few game mechanics, starting with a leveling system. Attainhigher ranks by getting your work done. And brag about it!What's coming in the next versions? (our priority depends on yourinterests; so please e-mail me with feedback!)• Analytics• Achievements• A todo/task systemI highly appreciate emails with comments or suggestions. I'dlike to know what would make this more valuable to you!------- Tasker Instructions --------* In Profiles tab click on '+' and select 'Event'* In the Event list, select '3rd Party', and 'Pomodroido' fromthere.* You will have two event options, 'Started', and 'Stopped' whichwill be triggered at the beginning and end of every Pomodoro™respectively.* Select 'Started' or 'Stopped' and click on back button to goback.* You'll now be prompted to add 'New Task' or select from existingtasks to this event.Pomodoro™ and Pomodoro Technique® are registered trademarks ofFrancesco Cirillo. This app is not affiliated with FrancescoCirillo.