The focus timer for founders who answer to a P&L.
A founder's calendar lies. Every block looks like work from the outside, but only some of it creates pipeline, ships product, or closes deals. PomoZentra runs your day in focused sprints and scores each one by what it produced — with revenue work weighted above admin, on purpose.
Was the day worth it?
The Report screen. Real numbers from a founder's day — Priority Work % front and centre, with the time-allocation bar showing exactly where focus landed.
Categories built for the job
Pick the Founder template at onboarding and you start with Revenue, Delivery, Admin, Learning, Personal and Waste — revenue and delivery flagged as priority, with outputs like calls booked and proposals sent ready to log.
Priority Work %
One number at the top of your day: the share of focus rounds that went to priority categories. If it's low by lunch, you still have an afternoon to fix it — not a postmortem on Friday.
One must-win per day
Mark a single task as today's must-win. The report tells you plainly whether it got done. Most days have one thing that actually matters; this keeps it from drowning in the list.
The expensive failure mode isn't too few hours.
The original Pomodoro Technique solves starting. It doesn't solve choosing. Eight completed sprints feel productive whether they were cold outreach or inbox archaeology, and a plain timer scores them identically. For a founder, the costly mistake is good hours going to the wrong work.
PomoZentra keeps the sprint rhythm and adds the missing question after every bell: what did this block produce? Calls booked, proposals out, features shipped. Log it in a few seconds and your week becomes a record of output, not a pile of tomatoes. The weekly plan grid lets you design the shape of the week, and the 30/90-day trends show whether revenue work is winning or quietly losing to admin.
There's a template for how you actually work.
Run today as a scored day.
Score each session by what it produced, not how long it ran. Free during beta — your first scored sprint takes under a minute.