People search "Focus To-Do PC download" when they already like Pomodoro-style timers but want their task list open beside their work instead of buried on a phone. This page walks through the official Windows and macOS installers, what syncs for free, and where the premium sounds and reports come in.
What Syncs Free Across Devices
Focus To-Do's free tier includes unlimited tasks and the core Pomodoro timer across Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS, tied to one free account.
Paid add-ons mainly unlock cosmetic white-noise sounds and deeper productivity statistics rather than gating the timer itself.
Who ends up using Focus To-Do
People who've tried plain to-do apps and plain Pomodoro timers separately, and want both merged into one, land on Focus To-Do.
- Students blocking study sessions into Pomodoro intervals tied to specific assignments
- Remote workers tracking focused work blocks against a daily task list
- Freelancers logging time spent per task for their own productivity review
Before you install
A couple of things worth knowing about Focus To-Do before you request the link: it covers Windows, macOS, Android and iOS, so pick the right build for the machine you're setting up. And on pricing, Focus To-Do has a free tier plus a paid upgrade; the free build below is the full, genuine app, not a time-limited trial. It's developed and maintained by Focus To-Do Team.
System requirements
- WindowsWindows 10 or 11 (64-bit); older 7/8.1 builds usually still run but no longer get official support
- macOSa recent macOS release — check the download page for the current minimum version, since Apple Silicon vs Intel builds sometimes differ
- Androida recent Android build installed from the Play Store or the developer's own APK
- iOSa recent iOS release installed from the App Store
It's a lightweight tool, so there's no serious CPU/RAM/storage requirement beyond what its OS already needs to run comfortably.
Quick steps
- Install the PC client from the official link below
- Log in with the same account used on your phone app
- Set your Pomodoro and break intervals to match your workflow
Focus To-Do: the honest trade-offs
- Combines task management and Pomodoro timing in one synced app
- Free tier syncs unlimited tasks across Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS
- Session statistics show focus patterns building up over days and weeks
- White-noise sound library and deeper reports sit behind a paid add-on
- Interface can feel cluttered once task lists and timer stats both fill the screen
We point to the Focus To-Do Team's official distribution, keeping sync and timer behavior identical to the app store versions.
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Keeping Focus To-Do up to date
Focus To-Do usually has a built-in updater or store-based auto-update (Microsoft Store / Mac App Store / Play Store, depending on platform); if you installed it manually, re-downloading the current build from the official source is the fallback. Sticking to the developer's own distribution channel — which is what this page links to — means you're never stuck on an old build with unpatched bugs just because a mirror site stopped updating its copy.
Features, install steps, alternatives and more detail live on the main Focus To-Do page.
Frequently asked questions
Will my tasks sync between the PC app and my phone?
Yes, tasks and completed Pomodoro sessions sync automatically once you sign into the same account on both.
Can I use it without creating an account?
You can use it locally without signing in, but cross-device sync requires a free Focus To-Do account.
