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tomo

Tomo is a desktop timer app, primarily intended for the Pomodoro technique.

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Tomo

Tomo is a desktop timer app, primarily intended for the Pomodoro technique.

Tomo Timer Settings Timer Settings

Features

  • Access app and see current timer progress via system menubar
  • Pause, extend or restart timer
  • See daily total time for each timer
  • Configure multiple timers with dependencies
  • Configure completion sound effects
  • Sync timer config across devices via iCloud

Implementation

Tomo is a native macOS app written in Swift using AppKit. Requires macOS 13+.

Building

Requires XcodeGen:

brew install xcodegen

Generate the Xcode project and build:

xcodegen generate
xcodebuild -project Tomo.xcodeproj -scheme Tomo build

Or open Tomo.xcodeproj in Xcode and hit Cmd+R.

Code signing

By default the project has no signing configuration. To enable automatic signing, create a local.yml file (gitignored) in the project root:

targets:
  Tomo:
    settings:
      base:
        CODE_SIGN_STYLE: Automatic
        CODE_SIGN_IDENTITY: "Apple Development"
        DEVELOPMENT_TEAM: YOUR_TEAM_ID

Then regenerate the project with xcodegen generate.

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