Compare Focus To-Do and Focus To-Do: Which Extension is the Best?

	Focus To-Do	Focus To-Do
	Focus To-Do combines a Pomodoro timer with to-do lists, reminders, tags, and detailed stats. It syncs across devices and offers reports, recurring tasks, and a clean interface. Time Management Todo & Task Management	Focus To-Do combines a Pomodoro timer with to-do lists, reminders, tags, and detailed stats. It syncs across devices and offers reports, recurring tasks, and a clean interface. Time Management Todo & Task Management
Key Features	Pomodoro Timer: Custom work/break lengths, pause/resume, short/long breaks. Task Management: Projects, priorities, due dates, tags, and subtasks. Reminders & Recurring: One-off and repeat schedules (e.g., every Monday). Cross-Device Sync: Access tasks and timers across phone and desktop. Productivity Stats: Historical records, reports, and time tracking. White Noise: Optional ambient sounds during sessions. Offline/Local Mode: Use without an account (no sync).	Pomodoro Timer: Custom work/break lengths, pause/resume, short/long breaks. Task Management: Projects, priorities, due dates, tags, and subtasks. Reminders & Recurring: One-off and repeat schedules (e.g., every Monday). Cross-Device Sync: Access tasks and timers across phone and desktop. Productivity Stats: Historical records, reports, and time tracking. White Noise: Optional ambient sounds during sessions. Offline/Local Mode: Use without an account (no sync).
Our Rating	8.4	8.4
Total users	500,000	500,000
Total ratings	12,374	12,374
Average rating	4.8 ⭐	4.8 ⭐
Entry Level Price	Free	Free
Chrome	4.8 12.4K+ ratings 500.0K+Users	4.8 12.4K+ ratings 500.0K+Users
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Features	8.8 We found a deep Pomodoro implementation with custom work/break lengths, pause/resume, and short/long breaks that fit most workflows. Task management covers projects, priorities, tags, subtasks, and reminders without feeling bloated. Recurring tasks are flexible enough for habits and weekly routines. Historical statistics and time tracking make it easy to review where time actually went. Cross‑device sync, plus optional white noise, round out a feature set that is stronger than basic timers yet lighter than full project tools.	8.8 We found a deep Pomodoro implementation with custom work/break lengths, pause/resume, and short/long breaks that fit most workflows. Task management covers projects, priorities, tags, subtasks, and reminders without feeling bloated. Recurring tasks are flexible enough for habits and weekly routines. Historical statistics and time tracking make it easy to review where time actually went. Cross‑device sync, plus optional white noise, round out a feature set that is stronger than basic timers yet lighter than full project tools.
Performance	7.8 In our use, timers and task actions were smooth and reliable. We did see user feedback about occasional sync delays or duplicates across devices. Some mobile users report higher battery usage during long sessions with sounds enabled. Large histories and detailed stats can load slowly on older hardware. Routine updates seem to address issues over time, but there’s still room to tighten efficiency further.	7.8 In our use, timers and task actions were smooth and reliable. We did see user feedback about occasional sync delays or duplicates across devices. Some mobile users report higher battery usage during long sessions with sounds enabled. Large histories and detailed stats can load slowly on older hardware. Routine updates seem to address issues over time, but there’s still room to tighten efficiency further.
Design	7.4 The interface is clear and predictable: timer and task views are easy to grasp at a glance. Navigation is straightforward, and core controls are where you expect them. That said, visuals feel a bit dated, and theming options are limited, which reduces personalization. Information density on small screens can feel cramped during busy lists. The extension/widget UIs are functional, but they could benefit from a more modern polish.	7.4 The interface is clear and predictable: timer and task views are easy to grasp at a glance. Navigation is straightforward, and core controls are where you expect them. That said, visuals feel a bit dated, and theming options are limited, which reduces personalization. Information density on small screens can feel cramped during busy lists. The extension/widget UIs are functional, but they could benefit from a more modern polish.
Value for Money	9.2 The free tier covers the essentials well for many users. Premium adds meaningful upgrades—full sync, deeper stats, cloud backup, and manual record edits—that we actually used. Lifetime pricing is compelling and compares favorably with subscription‑based competitors. Students and professionals alike can get strong mileage without overspending. Given its balance of timer, tasks, and reports, the price feels fair for the utility delivered.	9.2 The free tier covers the essentials well for many users. Premium adds meaningful upgrades—full sync, deeper stats, cloud backup, and manual record edits—that we actually used. Lifetime pricing is compelling and compares favorably with subscription‑based competitors. Students and professionals alike can get strong mileage without overspending. Given its balance of timer, tasks, and reports, the price feels fair for the utility delivered.
Ease of Use	8.4 Getting started is simple: make a task, hit start, and focus. The basics are almost frictionless, and reminders/recurring tasks make sense after a quick try. Reports, tags, and some advanced settings require a brief learning curve, but nothing overwhelming. Local mode helps you try the app without creating an account, while sync setup adds one extra step. Overall, we felt productive within minutes and refined our setup over a couple of sessions.	8.4 Getting started is simple: make a task, hit start, and focus. The basics are almost frictionless, and reminders/recurring tasks make sense after a quick try. Reports, tags, and some advanced settings require a brief learning curve, but nothing overwhelming. Local mode helps you try the app without creating an account, while sync setup adds one extra step. Overall, we felt productive within minutes and refined our setup over a couple of sessions.
Security & Privacy	8.6 We appreciate the local (no‑account) mode for those who want to avoid cloud storage entirely. With an account, basic personal and authentication data are collected, and synced data is stored server‑side. The privacy policy is available and reasonably transparent about categories of data. We didn’t find evidence of two‑factor authentication or fine‑grained export controls, which would inspire more confidence. For typical productivity needs, it’s acceptable, but privacy‑sensitive users will want to review settings and possibly stick to local mode.	8.6 We appreciate the local (no‑account) mode for those who want to avoid cloud storage entirely. With an account, basic personal and authentication data are collected, and synced data is stored server‑side. The privacy policy is available and reasonably transparent about categories of data. We didn’t find evidence of two‑factor authentication or fine‑grained export controls, which would inspire more confidence. For typical productivity needs, it’s acceptable, but privacy‑sensitive users will want to review settings and possibly stick to local mode.
Conclusion	We appreciate how Focus To-Do blends focus sessions with practical task features. It’s stronger than simple timers and lighter than heavyweight task apps, which makes it easy to stick with. If you value recurring tasks, reminders, and session history, the premium unlocks are compelling—especially given the typical lifetime pricing seen on mobile app stores. That said, user feedback points to occasional sync hiccups and design limitations. If you need flawless sync or deep project management, consider alternatives; otherwise, Focus To-Do is a reliable focus companion.	We appreciate how Focus To-Do blends focus sessions with practical task features. It’s stronger than simple timers and lighter than heavyweight task apps, which makes it easy to stick with. If you value recurring tasks, reminders, and session history, the premium unlocks are compelling—especially given the typical lifetime pricing seen on mobile app stores. That said, user feedback points to occasional sync hiccups and design limitations. If you need flawless sync or deep project management, consider alternatives; otherwise, Focus To-Do is a reliable focus companion.
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Our Recommendation	In our comparison between Focus To-Do and Focus To-Do, all extensions performed equally well, each scoring 8.4. Focus To-Do and Focus To-Do are the most widely used, each with a large user base. We rate Focus To-Do and Focus To-Do lower than users do. All tools share the highest user rating in the Chrome Web Store at 4.82. In the end, the differences between these extensions are minimal, so your choice may come down to personal preference or specific features. Can't decide on features? It's a close call: Focus To-Do and Focus To-Do. In the Features category, Focus To-Do has scored a very good 8.8. It offers a solid array of features, though there may be room for a few additional capabilities. Performance-wise, both deliver: Focus To-Do and Focus To-Do. In the Performance category, Focus To-Do has scored an acceptable 7.8. It performs adequately in most situations, but may struggle under heavier demands. Both look and feel great: Focus To-Do and Focus To-Do. In the Design category, Focus To-Do has scored an average 7.4. The design is serviceable, though it may not be particularly attractive or innovative. Best deal? You can't go wrong with either: Focus To-Do and Focus To-Do. In the Value for Money category, Focus To-Do has scored a very strong 9.2. It offers great value, providing a lot for its price. Ease of use? It's a tie: Focus To-Do and Focus To-Do. In the Ease of Use category, Focus To-Do has scored a solid 8.4. It is relatively easy to use, but may require some time to get fully accustomed to. For privacy, it's a tie: Focus To-Do and Focus To-Do. In the Security & Privacy category, Focus To-Do has scored a very good 8.6. It provides strong security and privacy features, though there may be a few areas to strengthen. There's no single winner, so check the categories above to find your best fit.