FocusCommit is a productivity app that combines a Pomodoro timer, a Kanban board and the Getting Things Done approach to help you stay focused and meet your goals
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Looking for a PomoDone alternative? PomoDone is now called RoundPie. It adds a Pomodoro timer on top of task tools you already use, such as Trello, Asana or Todoist, so it’s a good fit if you want to keep those. FocusCommit suits you better if you want tasks, a Kanban board, a GTD workflow and the timer in one app.
| Comparison | FocusCommit | PomoDone (now RoundPie) | |
| Pricing | Yes: Free plan (with a task limit) Yes: Premium: $14.99 yearly or $29.99 lifetime (bought on the web) Yes: Premium: $1.99 monthly (in the iOS, Android, Windows and Mac apps) | Yes: Free plan Yes: Paid Lite and Ultimate subscription plans Yes: 1-week free trial of premium plans | |
| Pomodoro Timer | Yes: Customizable Pomodoro timer Yes: Curated white noise Yes: Statistics by task, project and interval Yes: Always-on-top mini timer on desktop Yes: Break reminders and multiple Pomodoro cycles | Yes: Customizable Pomodoro timer Yes: Time log of your focus sessions (history length depends on plan) | |
| Task Management | Yes: Tasks and projects Yes: Subtasks, due dates and recurring tasks Yes: Tags and labels Yes: Offline mode Yes: Kanban board Yes: GTD workflow No: File attachments | Yes: Its own task list Yes: Timer on top of tasks from 25+ services such as Trello, Todoist, Asana and Jira No: Built-in Kanban board (it works with your Trello or other boards instead) No: GTD workflow | |
| Sync & Integration | Yes: Sync across devices Yes: Microsoft To Do integration Yes: Google Tasks integration Yes: Zapier and RescueTime integrations Yes: Pomodoro Timer for Google Calendar (Chrome extension) | Yes: Sync across devices Yes: Microsoft To Do and Google Tasks integrations Yes: Integrations with Trello, Todoist, Asana, ClickUp, Jira, GitHub, Slack and more | |
| Platforms | Yes: Native apps for iOS, Android, Mac and Windows Yes: Dark mode No: Web app | Yes: Apps for Mac, Windows, Linux, iOS and Android Yes: Web app Yes: Browser extensions for Chrome, Edge and Safari |
Introduction
PomoDone App now goes by RoundPie: pomodoneapp.com redirects to the RoundPie website, which is operated by NanoPies OÜ in Estonia. RoundPie and FocusCommit both help you work in Pomodoro intervals, but they take different approaches. RoundPie is a timer layer that connects to your existing task manager. FocusCommit is a complete task manager with the timer built in.
Pricing
RoundPie has a free plan and paid Lite and Ultimate subscriptions, with a one-week free trial of the premium plans; see its pricing page for current prices. FocusCommit has a free plan with a task limit. Premium is $14.99 per year or $29.99 lifetime when bought on the web, or $1.99 per month in the iOS, Android, Windows and Mac apps.
Task Management
RoundPie’s strength is integrations: it pulls tasks from more than 25 services, including Trello, Todoist, Asana, Jira, ClickUp, Microsoft To Do and Google Tasks, and also has its own task list. FocusCommit keeps tasks, subtasks, due dates, recurring tasks and tags in its own Kanban board and GTD workflow, and integrates with Microsoft To Do and Google Tasks.
Pomodoro Timer
Both apps have a customizable Pomodoro timer and keep a record of your sessions. FocusCommit adds curated white noise, an always-on-top mini timer on desktop and statistics by task, project and interval.
Platforms
RoundPie runs on Mac, Windows, Linux, iOS, Android, the web, and as browser extensions for Chrome, Edge and Safari. FocusCommit has native apps for iOS, Android, Mac and Windows, plus a Chrome extension that adds a Pomodoro timer to Google Calendar.
When to choose RoundPie (PomoDone) vs FocusCommit
Choose RoundPie if you want:
- To keep your tasks in Trello, Asana, Todoist, Jira or another tool and add a timer on top
- A web app, a Linux app or browser extensions
- Integrations with many work tools and Slack
Choose FocusCommit if you want:
- Tasks, a Kanban board, a GTD workflow and the timer in one app
- Curated white noise and statistics by task, project and interval
- A one-time $29.99 lifetime option instead of a subscription
RoundPie details were checked on the official RoundPie website in October 2026 and can change.
Conclusion
If your team already runs on Trello, Asana or Jira and you just need a timer, RoundPie fits that workflow. If you want one app that holds your tasks and your focus sessions, FocusCommit is the simpler setup, and you can start on the free plan.
Ready to try FocusCommit as your PomoDone alternative?
Frequently asked questions
Is PomoDone the same as RoundPie?
Yes. PomoDone App now goes by RoundPie: pomodoneapp.com redirects to theroundpie.com. It is still a Pomodoro timer that works on top of your existing task manager.
Does RoundPie have a free plan?
Yes. RoundPie has a free plan and paid Lite and Ultimate subscriptions, with a one-week free trial of the premium plans. Check RoundPie’s pricing page for current prices.
What is the main difference between RoundPie and FocusCommit?
RoundPie adds a timer to tasks that live in other tools, such as Trello, Todoist, Asana or Jira. FocusCommit is a complete task manager with the timer built in: tasks, a Kanban board, a GTD workflow, curated white noise and focus statistics in one app.
Can FocusCommit connect to Trello, Asana or Todoist?
Not directly. FocusCommit’s integrations are Microsoft To Do, Google Tasks, Zapier and RescueTime. If your tasks live in Trello, Asana or Todoist and you want to keep them there, RoundPie may suit you better.
What devices can I use FocusCommit on?
FocusCommit has native apps for iPhone and iPad, Android, Mac and Windows, and your tasks sync across them. There is also a Chrome extension, Pomodoro Timer for Google Calendar. See all downloads.