Fohkuhs

Fohkuhs is a super handy little app for macOS that helps you stay on track with your work using the popular Pomodoro Technique. If you’ve never heard of it, don’t worry! The Pomodoro Technique is all about managing your time effectively so you can focus better.

What’s the Pomodoro Technique?

This technique splits your work into chunks of 25 minutes, known as pomodoros, followed by short breaks. After every four pomodoros, you get a longer break. This setup helps to prevent burnout and keeps your mind fresh!

How Does Fohkuhs Work?

The Fohkuhs app adds a status bar item that shows how much time is left in your current pomodoro. You can easily access the app's interface from the menu bar to start, pause, or reset the timer. Plus, you can see how many pomodoros you've finished during the day.

Keyboard Shortcuts for Convenience

If you prefer not to use the mouse all the time, there are handy keyboard shortcuts too! Just hit Ctrl+Alt+F to start/pause and Ctrl+Alt+R to restart your timer.

Theming Options

Fohkuhs comes with two themes: dark and light. This way, you can pick one that matches your Mac's look!

Your Pomodoro Stats

An awesome feature of Fohkuhs is that it tracks how many pomodoros you've completed over the last two weeks. You can check out these stats with just one click on its main screen.

Customization Galore!

You have lots of options to customize this app! In the Settings window, you can change how long your work sessions and breaks are. You can even turn off ticking sounds or set it up to launch when you log in.

A Few Missed Features

While we think Fohkuhs works great overall, we did notice a couple of things missing. It would be nice to have an option to reset all settings back to default and a way to customize global hotkeys for starting or pausing timers.

Final Thoughts on Fohkuhs

If focusing during work hours is tough for you because distractions pop up easily, then Fohkuhs could be just what you need! It's designed to help boost your productivity so you can meet your daily goals.