Very good and clean graphic design and user friendly !

An iCloud sync option would make the app perfect.

From all the focus apps that I have tried so far Flow is the most practical. Also the best looking one.

Love the desing, the simplicity and that I can see the clock on the top of my screen. Could be much better if we could name the task we are working on and if the statistics were a bit more extensive. Instead of just showing how many flows you had that day/week/month, it would be better to have some graphs or a nicer overview, like the app "Be Focused" has.

I appreciate that it allows some adjustments on how long the flow state is and long/short breaks are. Thank you for making it easy to use and not annoyingly intrusive.

Love the app! Super helpful during the workday. Only complaint is that I’m not getting notified on my Apple Watch consistently when a session is done. I have Flow notifications passing through my Focus mode.

I’m learning python so this is a cool thing to have on the side of my screen you know, except the only part is you cannot minimize it and even when exiting its running in the background knowingly ofc(Which for some its a cool feature), it’ll be cool if they just add a feature where you can minimize it other than that its a pretty good app 5 stars

I have been really enjoying using this app. But I’ve noticed how it sometimes does not record all the sessions. I would get a notification saying the session is complete. But when I open the app it still shows some time is left for the session to be complete. I’ve even paid for the pro version and this problem is persistent. Frustrated about that. Hope it could be fixed because I would like to continue using this app

I paid for premium to help with development, but it’s currently missing the ability to sync timers. I believe this is an upcoming feature based on previous blog posts. Outside of that, the UI is beautiful compared to alternatives that I’ve tested. I particularly love the dock icon on Mac which shows the on-going timer at a quick glance. Speaking of, premium is thankfully a one-time purchase across iOS and MacOS.

The key selling point of this app for me, and what drove me to pay for the lifetime sub, is that it’s a one-time purchase across iOS and Mac. However, this led me to believe that the app would sync an active timer you set on one device, across all your devices. What is the point of an app/website blocking pomodoro timer if setting it on your mac doesn’t do the same on your iPhone? Do I have to simultaneously activate and manage two timers to prevent slacking on both devices?