I wanted one place for client tasks, deadlines, and the time I spent doing the work.
Years of freelance work taught me how easily a flexible schedule can spill into the evening. I had a task manager for deadlines, a time tracker for hours, and a Pomodoro timer to help me start.
Each tool helped. Keeping them all up to date became another task.
In Pomiq, I can plan a task and start a focus session from it. The recorded time stays with the project. When I get distracted, I have the same task and notes to come back to.
I am building Pomiq in public and writing about what I learn as I use it for freelance work.
Read the full origin storyStuck on “finish the client project”? Break it into clear subtasks, choose one action and leave yourself an easy way back. A practical guide for freelancers.
A practical way for freelancers to turn a client brief into focus blocks, account for uncertainty, and compare the estimate with real focused time.
A simple daily planning workflow for freelancers balancing overlapping projects, client deadlines, paused work, and focused sessions.
A task, a little focus, and a place to begin tomorrow.
Start with one taskFree to start. No account needed.
