¡Aquí hay tomate!

Pomodoro timer with a one-cell home screen widget. Dark, fast and quiet.

Every Pomodoro app ships a 2×2 widget at minimum, and it eats your home screen. "¡Aquí hay tomate!" ships a one-cell widget: tap to start or pause, double-tap to reset. No app to open, nothing to hunt for.

Work for 25 minutes, rest for 5, and take a long break every four Pomodoros. Or set it up however you like — every duration is yours.

Actually reliable. It fires on the right second with the screen off, after you swipe the app away, and after a reboot. A timer that runs late is no timer at all.

And good-looking. A black background and a red tomato that drains as time passes. No giant buttons, no toy interface.

Main features:

• 1×1 home screen widget: start, pause and reset without opening the app • Full cycles of focus, short break and long break • Every duration configurable, plus how many Pomodoros per cycle • Statistics: completed Pomodoros, time focused, day streak, monthly map and trend • End-of-slot alert with its own sound and repeat count, one for each end of the slot • Configurable vibration length • Optional auto-start of the next slot • Notification with the countdown and pause, skip and reset buttons • Respects silent mode and Do Not Disturb • Spanish and English

No accounts. No cloud. No ads. No tracking. All your data stays on your phone.

The name is a Spanish pun: pomodoro is Italian for tomato, which is where the technique's name comes from. And yes, it also nods to an old tinned-tomato commercial.

📄 License： This project is open-source under the MIT License.

Bundled fonts (Inter, Space Grotesk) are licensed under the SIL Open Font License 1.1; see app/src/main/res/raw/licenses_ofl.txt.

* Copyright (c) 2026 Jorge (jjrapps)