This is a personal fork of the original Tomato project.
Diese Erweiterungen wurden aufgrund von Zeitbeschränkungen im Rahmen eines Hobby-Projekts vollständig mithilfe von Google Gemini (KI) generiert. Eine tiefere manuelle Code-Analyse und Refactoring sind für die Zukunft geplant.
Tomato is a minimalist Pomodoro timer for Android based on Material 3 Expressive.
"It just might be the best looking timer app that I've ever seen"
"... an app to support this habit helps me stay focused and get things done. Currently, that app is Tomato."
This fork originates from the Tomato App by nsh07, which provides the brilliant baseline UI based on Material 3 Expressive. The new sensor-driven concept was heavily inspired by the idea behind the FaceDown project (though no code was used).
The following core features were natively augmented via AI assistance:
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Deep Focus Sensor Control: The timer automatically plays or pauses simply by turning your device face-down. This forces you to detach from the screen while studying.
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Native Calendar Sync: Automated export of Focus sessions directly into your Android System Calendar, equipped with post-session title inputs and target calendar preference.
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Smart Abort Mechanism: An adjustable safety countdown (between 5s and 60s). If the device is lifted and picked up during a session, the app triggers a visual warning. If not placed down again within the timeframe, the session is fully reset to protect your true focus statistics.
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Minimalist UI based on the latest Material 3 Expressive guidelines
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Detailed statistics of work/study times in an easy to understand manner
- Stats for the current day visible at a glance
- Stats for the last week and last month shown in an easy to read, clean graph
- Additional stats for last week and month showing at what time of the day you're the most productive
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Customizable timer parameters
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Support for Now Bar/Live Updates on Android 16 and later
Like the original project, Tomato functions on common Android architecture:
- Developed in Kotlin using latest Android SDKs.
- Leverages Room for SQLite Database operations.
- UI driven uniformly by Jetpack Compose.
Permissions requirement: To utilize the new Native Calendar Sync, the app will request the READ_CALENDAR and WRITE_CALENDAR permissions upon activation.
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- Google Play Store (recommended): Tomato is available on the Google Play Store. You can download it through this link.
- F-Droid (recommended): Tomato is available on the official F-Droid repository. Simply open your preferred F-Droid app and search for Tomato. Updates on F-Droid are generally a week late. To get faster updates, you can install it through the IzzyOnDroid repository.
- GitHub releases: Alternatively, you can manually download and install APKs from the Releases section of this repo (This method is not recommended, use Google Play/F-Droid instead).
Tip
To verify the APK downloaded from GitHub, use the following signing certificate fingerprints:
SHA1: B1:4E:17:93:11:E8:DB:D5:35:EF:8D:E9:FB:8F:FF:08:F8:EC:65:08
SHA256: 07:BE:F3:05:81:BA:EE:8F:45:EC:93:E4:7E:E6:8E:F2:08:74:E5:0E:F5:70:9C:78:B2:EE:67:AC:86:BE:4C:3D
The SHA256 and MD5 hashes of the individual APK files are also available in the checksum.txt
file for each release.
You can support Tomato's development through my GitHub Sponsors page or my BuyMeACoffee page:
- Shun Min Chang (@jack24254029 on GitHub)
- Chinedu Oji (on BuyMeACoffee)
- Zach Alden (on BuyMeACoffee)
This app was made possible by the following libraries:
- Jetpack Navigation 3 - Navigation
- Room - SQLite Database
- Vico - Graphs and charts
- MaterialKolor- Material 3 color schemes
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Roboto Flex by Google
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Google Sans Flex by Google