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Focus Keeper vs Goodtime

Price, platforms and features side by side. The table says where each price was read and when.

Focus Keeper

Pomodoro timer with progress charts for iPhone, Android and web

Free plan · from $3.99/mo

Goodtime

Minimalist open-source Pomodoro timer for Android

Free plan · from $6.99 one-time

Where they differ

  • Focus Keeper starts at $3.99 / month or $34.99 / year (US App Store; several amounts listed). Goodtime starts at $6.99 one-time in-app purchase (Google Play, US).
  • Only Focus Keeper lists a web app.
  • Goodtime is open source, according to its own site.
  • Goodtime can be bought with a one-time purchase.
  • Focus Keeper also covers tasks.
In commonFree planiOSAndroidPomodoro timerTime tracking

At a glance

Focus KeeperGoodtime
PricingFree planFree plan
Starts at$3.99 / month or $34.99 / year (US App Store; several amounts listed)$6.99 one-time in-app purchase (Google Play, US)
Free planFree to download on iOS and Android and free to sign up for on the web. The vendor does not list which features need Focus Keeper Pro.Pomodoro and count-up timers, longer breaks, swipe controls, statistics on focus time, a daily reminder and Do Not Disturb mode, with no ads or tracking.
Free trialNone listedNone listed
Web
iOS
Android
Made byPIXO Inc.Adrian Cotfas
Price read fromapps.apple.complay.google.com
CheckedOct 6, 2026Oct 9, 2026

Who each one suits

Focus Keeper

  • Students timing study sessions and exam preparation
  • People who want a plain Pomodoro timer with progress charts
  • Keeping one timer history across a phone and a browser

Goodtime

  • Android users who want a plain timer with no ads or account
  • People who prefer open-source apps whose code they can inspect
  • Students tracking study hours
  • Count-up flow sessions as well as fixed Pomodoro intervals

Worth knowing

Focus Keeper

  • Focus Keeper publishes no price list; the US App Store shows Pro purchases at seven different amounts.
  • The vendor does not say which features are limited to Focus Keeper Pro.
  • There is no Mac or Windows app; on a computer it runs in the browser.
  • The pages read describe a timer and tracker only, with no blocking of apps or websites.

Goodtime

  • The iOS version is a beta distributed through TestFlight, and no desktop or web version is listed.
  • Labels, timer customization, label statistics, session editing, backup and export, and picture-in-picture all need the premium purchase.
  • The README warns that some Android phones stop the app in the background and advises turning off battery optimization for it.
  • It is a timer only: the vendor describes no task list and no app or website blocking beyond Do Not Disturb mode.

Key features

Focus Keeper

Pomodoro timer
Runs the classic cycle of 25-minute focus sessions and 5-minute breaks, with a longer break after four sessions, and can start the next session automatically.
Custom session lengths
The length of focus sessions, short breaks and long breaks can each be changed to fit your own way of working.
Charts of focus time
Work sessions are logged automatically, and charts show focus time and work patterns so you can spot trends.
Tasks alongside the timer
Tasks are kept with the timer and its analytics, so sessions can be tied to what you are working on.
History saved to an account
Focus sessions and tasks are saved automatically, and the history can be opened from any device.
Web, phone and watch
A timer runs in the browser at focuskeeper.co, with apps for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Android.

Goodtime

Timer profiles
Strict countdown timers suit techniques such as Pomodoro, with longer breaks after several sessions. An open-ended count-up mode builds a break budget as you work.
Swipe controls
The timer is paused, skipped or extended with swipe gestures on a plain screen, and sessions can be set to start automatically.
Colored labels
Labels organize sessions by task, each with its own timer settings, and can be archived when finished. Labels are a premium feature.
Statistics
Statistics total your focus time, with a configurable start of day and week. Premium adds views by label, notes and manual editing of sessions, including ones done offline.
Backup and export
Premium includes automatic local backups, manual export and import for moving to another device, and CSV or JSON export. Optional sync uses your own Google Drive or iCloud.
Do Not Disturb and alerts
Do Not Disturb mode can switch on while the timer runs. Premium alerts add a screen flash, the torch and persistent notifications.

Plans

Focus Keeper

  • Free$0

    The apps are free downloads and the web version has a free sign-up. What the free version leaves out is not published.

  • Focus Keeper Pro 1 Month$3.99 or $12.99

    per month, US App Store; two purchases listed

    The listing shows two monthly Pro purchases without saying how they differ or which one a new subscriber is offered.

  • Focus Keeper Pro 1 Year$34.99 to $69.99

    per year, US App Store; three purchases listed

    Yearly Pro purchases appear at $34.99 and $69.99, with a third named 1 Year Standard at $49.99.

  • Focus Keeper Pro$99.99 or $199.99

    US App Store in-app purchase; billing period not shown

    Two purchases are named only Focus Keeper Pro. The listing does not say whether they are one-time unlocks.

Goodtime

  • Free$0

    Pomodoro and count-up timers, longer breaks, swipe controls, focus-time statistics, a daily reminder and Do Not Disturb mode.

  • Premium$6.99

    one-time in-app purchase, Google Play (US)

    Colored labels, timer display customization, label-based statistics with session editing and notes, backup and export, advanced alerts and picture-in-picture.

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