Quiet Pomodoro press kit
Contact: Michael Sydney Moore, CODE MOORE LTD · michael@codemoore.com
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Fact sheet
| App | Quiet Pomodoro |
|---|---|
| What it is | Quiet Pomodoro is an upcoming clean, minimal focus timer designed to help people with ADHD organise focused work and study without a cluttered interface. |
| Price | The first 500 users who sign up before launch get lifetime free access. If you’re not one of those initial 500 users, you will get a seven-day free trial. Cancel at least 24 hours before the trial ends to avoid being charged. Otherwise, your chosen subscription will renew at £6.99 per month or £49.99 per year, billed annually (UK iOS prices). Both plans provide the same app access. Regional prices vary. |
| Platforms | iPhone: iOS 16.4 or later. Android release date is still to be confirmed. Android minimum OS TBC |
| Release date | iPhone: . Android: to be confirmed. |
| Developer | Michael Sydney Moore / CODE MOORE LTD, based in London. |
| Early access | Sign up for early access. |
| Website | quietpomodoro.com/early-access/ |
About Quiet Pomodoro
The first 500 users who sign up before launch get lifetime free access to Quiet Pomodoro. Designed to help people with ADHD organise work and study, the upcoming mobile app combines adjustable focus sessions, app blocking and daily progress in a clean, minimal interface, with support for 12 languages. If you’re not one of those initial 500 users, you will get a seven-day free trial. Cancel at least 24 hours before the trial ends to avoid being charged. Otherwise, your chosen subscription will renew at £6.99 per month or £49.99 per year, billed annually (UK iOS prices); regional prices vary. The iPhone app launches on 13 October 2026, with Android’s release date still to be confirmed.
Quiet Pomodoro grew from a need for a very clean, minimal focus app for ADHD. Other timer and focus apps felt too cluttered for that need. The aim is to make choosing a task, starting a session and taking a break straightforward, with fewer interface distractions.
The app lets users choose their focus and break lengths. On iPhone, app blocking is designed to shield selected apps during supported focus sessions of at least 15 minutes and remove those shields when the timer is paused or a break begins. App blocking requires Screen Time permission.
Completed sessions earn tomatoes for a collection, while progress views show focused time and daily streaks. A separate free browser timer is already available at quietpomodoro.com.
Key features
Features of the upcoming mobile app:
- Quiet Pomodoro uses a clean, minimal interface designed around the needs of people with ADHD and lets users choose classic Pomodoro intervals or set their own focus and break lengths.
- Quiet Pomodoro includes iPhone app blocking for supported focus intervals of at least 15 minutes, with Screen Time permission.
- Quiet Pomodoro awards a tomato for each completed Pomodoro session, building a collection over time.
- Quiet Pomodoro tracks focused time and daily streaks.
- Quiet Pomodoro includes iPhone timer widgets and a Lock Screen Live Activity.
- Quiet Pomodoro supports English, French, Spanish, German, Japanese, Brazilian Portuguese, Dutch, Simplified Chinese, Swedish, Filipino, Italian and Korean, with light, dark and system appearance options.
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About the developer
Michael Sydney Moore is a London-based senior software engineer and artist building independent products through CODE MOORE LTD. He has worked at TradingView, Browser London and M10C, leading teams and developing web and mobile apps.
Alongside software engineering, Michael is an oil painter with a background in Art and Design at Central Saint Martins. He is building Quiet Pomodoro from a need for a clean, minimal focus tool for ADHD, after finding other timer and focus apps too cluttered.
Michael Sydney Moore on LinkedIn
His other products and projects include:
- Plastic Brains — an upcoming iPhone app that uses research-informed reminders to help people revisit therapy notes, put insights into practice between sessions and prepare for their next appointment.
- Practice Pad — a JavaScript and TypeScript interview-practice tool with a code editor, tests, AI feedback and progress tracking.
- JavaScript in 30 — a learning resource that explains JavaScript concepts in 30 words or fewer.
Contact
Michael Sydney Moore, CODE MOORE LTD · michael@codemoore.com