Paso - FocusFlow

Pomodoro focus timer, to-do, habit tracker, daily planner & notepad on every new tab. Offline, no API key, free.

Your productivity dashboard on every new tab Paso turns every new tab into a clean productivity dashboard. It does the work that three or four separate apps usually need. At its center is a built in pomodoro focus timer. You start a session, you focus, then you take a break. Your daily focus minutes add up on their own. You never open a stopwatch app again. Next to the timer is a fast to do list. It has everything a real task manager needs. You get due dates, due times, color flags, drag to reorder and inline edit. There is also an optional Eisenhower matrix view. It splits your work into urgent and important groups, the way the classic productivity books teach. You can attach a focus session to any task. So when the pomodoro ends, you know which task got those 25 minutes. Below that is the habit tracker. It treats real habits the right way. You can track water in glasses, exercise in minutes and reading in pages. You set a target and a step. Each habit shows a battery style grid of segments. You tap a segment to log a glass, a page or five minutes of cardio. The streak counter rewards every full day. Open the day planner to see your whole day. You get a daily view, a weekly view and a monthly calendar. Your tasks, habits, countdowns and time blocks sit side by side. The new tab stops being a search box. It becomes your plan for the day. Why switch to Paso - A pomodoro focus timer with a full screen focus mode. It has work, short break and long break sessions, a soft ticking sound and your own session lengths. - A to do list with an Eisenhower matrix. The list view is for fast capture. The matrix view is for setting priorities. You get due dates, times, color flags in red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple, and drag and drop reorder. - A habit tracker that counts. Track water bottles, vitamin doses, exercise minutes and reading pages. It uses battery style segments, an automatic streak, and a target, step and unit for each habit. - A day planner with a vertical hour timeline, a weekly grid of seven days and a monthly calendar. Tasks, habits, countdowns and time blocks show together in every view. - A 365 day activity log. Every habit step and finished task is saved with the time it happened. You can scroll back through the day, week or month and see what got done and when. - A daily insight panel with a seven day focus chart. You see focus minutes today, tasks done and sessions. There is a bar chart for the current week. On Friday you get a review banner with your total weekly focus, the change from last week and your best day. - A notepad with multiple tabs and a local editor. You can download your notes to a file. - Soundscapes like rain, forest, fireplace and café for instant focus sound. - Quick links. Pin the sites you use most, drag to reorder, and the icons load on their own. - Live weather and location. A small pill sits in the header. There is no account and it works in any country. - A built in translator. Translate between 6 languages with Cmd and K. If the Chrome translator is not available, it falls back to Google Translate. - Day, week and month celebrations. You get confetti when a task is done, a toast when you finish a hard one, a ring pulse when a pomodoro ends, and a flame toast when every habit is closed for the day. Privacy and trust - 🔒 It is 100% offline. Your tasks, habits, plans, notes, focus history and activity log all live in your browser storage. We never see them. - 🔑 There is no API key, no sign up and no account. You install it and start using it. - 🚫 There is no tracking, no analytics and no ads. It is free forever and open about what runs in your browser. - 🌍 It comes in 6 languages. English, Türkçe, Deutsch, Español, Português and Ελληνικά. Made for Students, indie hackers, software engineers, designers, writers and knowledge workers. It is for anyone who opens a new tab fifty times a day and wishes that tab helped them work. Maybe you have put together a pomodoro app, Todoist, Habitica and Notion just to plan one day. Paso replaces that whole stack with one simple dashboard. What is new in 2.0.5 - An Eisenhower matrix view for tasks. You can drag tasks between quadrants. - Habits with a target, step and unit, plus battery style segments. - The day planner now covers day, week and month with task and habit overlays. - A 365 day activity log of every habit step and finished task, shown in the day planner timeline. - Cmd and K spotlight, instant translation and small celebrations like confetti, toasts and a ring pulse. - Six languages fully translated. What is new in 2.1.0 - A Notepad++ style notepad. It has multiple tabs, syntax highlighting for 16 languages, code folding, multiple cursors and a live markdown preview. You can open and save real files on your disk. - Capture tasks from anywhere. You can add a task from a right click menu, from the address bar, or by pasting text. - Drop an email or a file onto the Tasks card and it becomes a task. What is new in 2.2.0 - Optional cross device sync. You can turn on sync through your Chrome account to keep your data on more than one computer. It stays off until you choose it. - A focus blocker and a focus screen. During a pomodoro you can block sites that distract you and show a clean focus screen. It needs no extra permissions. - Calendar export and import. You can export your tasks and time blocks as an .ics file and bring them back in later. What is new in 2.3.0 - Deep focus mode. It counts your distractions, has a strict mode that is hard to quit early, and a full screen zen view that hides everything else. - Smart tasks. You can set a task to repeat, type dates in plain words like "tomorrow" or "next monday", and unfinished tasks carry over to the next day on their own. - Day review. You can close your day, mark your top 3 wins, and export your whole week as a Markdown file. - Data ownership and personalization. You can back up and restore all your data, pick your own accent color, set a custom background, and open a command palette for fast actions. Install Paso, open a new tab, and start your day the way you want it.