Tomato is a clean, easy-to-use time manager based on Pomodoro technique. It breaks down work into intervals to keep you focused and allows you to rest during strategic periods to reward your progress. It is a must-have app if you need to avoid procrastination.
Made for elementary OS
Tomato is designed and developed on and for elementary OS. Installing via AppCenter ensures instant updates straight from us. Get it on AppCenter for the best experience.
Versions of Tomato may have been built and made available elsewhere by third-parties. These builds may have modifications or changes and are not provided nor supported by us. The only supported version is distributed via AppCenter on elementary OS.
If you want to hack on and build Tomato yourself, you'll need the following dependencies:
- gtk4
- granite-7
- libadwaita-1
- libcanberra
Run meson build
to configure the build environment. Change to the build directory and run ninja to build
meson build --prefix=/usr
cd build
ninja
To install, use ninja install
, then execute with io.github.ellie_commons.tomato
ninja install
io.github.ellie_commons.tomato
Run flatpak-builder
to configure the build environment, download dependencies, build, and install
flatpak-builder build io.github.ellie_commons.tomato.yml --user --install --force-clean --install-deps-from=appcenter
Then execute with
flatpak run io.github.ellie_commons.tomato
Tomato is open source. You can contribute by reporting/fixing bugs or proposing/implementing new features.
Before getting started, read the following guidelines:
- elementary OS HIG
- elementary OS developer guide
This project was originally created by Luiz Augusto Morais. His work and initial vision were fundamental to the development of Tomato.
A big thanks to Luiz for his contribution to the open-source ecosystem!