Straight answers before you start the clock.

It is a Pomodoro timer with an output tracker built in. You run focused sprints, log what each block actually produced, and end the day with one honest score weighted toward revenue-driving work. See how every part fits together.

A normal timer counts minutes. PomoZentra counts results. Every sprint is tagged to a category and tied to real units of work, so eight finished sprints of inbox cleanup do not score the same as eight sprints of sales. The number reflects what moved the business, not how long you sat at the desk. More on the thinking in Output, not hours.

Time trackers answer "where did my hours go". PomoZentra answers "were those hours worth it". It is not a billing timesheet with dozens of menus. It is one focus loop, six categories, and a daily score you can read in two seconds.

No. PomoZentra runs in your browser. Open the app, sign in, and start a sprint. It works on desktop and mobile browsers with nothing to download.

Your first scored day. Run a few sprints, log what each one produced, and you get an honest read on whether the day was actually good. Patterns in your week show up after about five working days.

No. 25 and 5 is the default because it works for most people, but every interval is adjustable. Some run 50 and 10 for deep delivery work and tighter 15 minute bursts for outbound. Set it to match the work in front of you.

Interruptions happen, especially when you run your own business. You can pause or end a sprint early and log what it produced up to that point. Nothing is wasted, and the honest log is more useful than a perfect streak.

Only if you let them. The interval is a suggestion, not a rule. For deep creative or build work, set a longer block so the timer protects flow instead of breaking it. The point is uninterrupted focus on one thing, then a record of what it made. See killing the inbox reflex.

Logging takes a few seconds. When the bell rings you pick a category and note what the block produced, such as three calls booked or one section shipped. That one habit is what turns a plain timer into an honest record, and it is far lighter than reconstructing your week from memory.

Yes. You can queue what you are about to work on so you make one decision before the clock starts, not ten. Pro adds a weekly rotation planner to shape the whole week in advance. See a weekly rotation that books more calls.

Real units of work you choose, not vague effort. Emails sent, calls booked, proposals out, features shipped, deliverables done. You define what a block produced, tag it to a category, and the score weighs it from there.

Revenue (sales, outbound, offers), Delivery (client work and shipping product), Admin (inbox, ops, billing, planning), Learning (deliberate study tied to a goal), Personal (errands, family, fitness) and Waste (scrolling and doomloops). Every block lands in exactly one. Read the case for them in the 6 categories every founder should track.

One honest number per day, built from your logged blocks and their categories. Revenue and delivery score high, admin and learning are necessary but capped, personal is logged with no penalty, and waste costs you. That weighting is what stops the score being gamed by looking busy.

Because for a founder or freelancer, a clean inbox does not pay rent. Admin is necessary, so it is logged and counted, but capped so a full day of it cannot look like a great day. The score is biased toward the work that keeps you in business on purpose.

You can, but you would only be lying to yourself. There is no boss and no leaderboard here. Waste is a real category that lowers your number, so the tool is built to reward honesty. A score that flatters you is worse than no score at all.

A low day is information, not a verdict. One bad day is noise. The value shows up across a week, where you can see whether revenue work is getting crowded out by admin and fix the pattern, not beat yourself up over a number. More on that in why your calendar lies.

Yes, that is the core user. PomoZentra is built for people who answer to a profit and loss statement and need their best hours going to revenue, not to whatever shouted loudest. It is opinionated about that on purpose.

Yes. Tag delivery sprints to specific client work and you get an honest record of where your billable hours actually went, plus a check that client delivery is not eating the time you need for finding the next client.

Yes. Outbound is exactly the kind of revenue work the score is built to reward. Log calls booked or emails sent per sprint and watch whether you are actually doing the activity that fills the pipeline, week over week. See how to run a 25 minute cold email sprint.

PomoZentra is built around the individual operator's day, so there is no shared team dashboard yet. Small teams use it by each running their own scored day and comparing weekly patterns. If you want native team features, tell us, because we ship based on what users ask for.

Most people quit a plain timer because counting tomatoes gets boring and meaningless. The output log and daily score give the loop a point. You are not chasing a streak, you are watching a number that tells the truth about your week. And the intervals flex, so the method bends to your work instead of the other way around. See motivation is a myth.

Yes. The core timer, output logging, the six categories and the daily report are free forever. No credit card to start.

Pro is a paid upgrade that adds the weekly rotation planner, long-term trends across weeks and months, and data export. It is for people who want to plan the shape of their week and see how output moves over time. Browse the full feature guide.

No. The free plan is a complete tool you can use forever, not a countdown. You only move to Pro if you want planning, long-term trends and export. The daily loop that makes PomoZentra useful is free.

No. Create an account and run your first scored sprint without entering payment details.

Yes. Cancel whenever you want. You keep Pro features until the end of the period you already paid for, then drop back to the free plan. Your history stays with you.

You do. We are the custodian of your work record, never the owner. We do not sell your data and we ship zero ad trackers. The full detail is in our privacy policy.

Yes. Export is available, and you can delete your account and data when you want. No retention games and no hoops to jump through.

No. We are funded by people who pay for Pro, not by selling attention. That is a deliberate choice, and it is why there are no ad trackers in the product.

You sign in with Google, so there is no extra password to manage. Your account keeps your sprints, categories and history in one place. Sign in here.

Yes. PomoZentra runs in any modern browser, including on your phone, with nothing to install. Because your work is tied to your account, your history is there whether you open it on a laptop or a phone.

Open the app, sign in with Google, and start one sprint. When it ends, log what it produced and pick a category. Do that a few times and you will have your first honest daily score. Start now.