Protect the pipeline while you ship the client work.
The freelancer's trap is a full month of delivery and an empty one behind it. PomoZentra runs your day in focused sprints and scores each by what it produced, so you can see whether enough of your best time is going to the work that pays next month — not just this one.
Design the shape of a great week.
The Rotation planner. Decide on Sunday how each day splits between client delivery and pipeline — then run the week against the plan.
Client work and pipeline, both priority
Pick the Freelancer template and your categories are seeded for the real job — Sales and Client work both flagged as priority. Then add the outputs you want to track: proposals sent, calls booked, client tasks shipped.
Rounds per category, per day
Decide on Sunday how many rounds Monday gives to delivery versus outreach, then watch the week against the plan. Reusable templates keep a delivery-heavy week and a pipeline-heavy week on file.
Where billable focus went
Every round is tagged and exportable as CSV. Not a billing tool — an honest record that shows whether admin and revisions are quietly eating the hours you meant to bill or to sell with.
A timer that treats every sprint as equal can't see a revenue gap coming.
A plain Pomodoro timer treats every sprint as equal, and a time tracker only tells you where the hours went after the fact. Neither answers the question that keeps a freelance business alive: is enough of my best time going to the work that pays next month, not just this one?
PomoZentra makes that visible daily. Priority Work % shows the share of focus going to the categories you flagged as priority. The 30/90-day trends and the wins-and-leaks readout show the pattern before it becomes a revenue gap. And waste is logged as waste, because the honest log is the useful one.
There's a template for how you actually work.
Protect the pipeline. Score the week.
Score each session by what it produced, not how long it ran. Free during beta — your first scored sprint takes under a minute.