Goodtime

What Goodtime is

Goodtime is a mobile productivity timer app for Android and iOS, combining Pomodoro countdowns with open-ended count-up sessions for flow. A built-in task list, colored labels, and custom intervals help organize work. It tracks sessions with statistics and notes, and users can manually log sessions completed offline. Timer size, immersive mode, indicators, autostart, and notification styles are customizable; Do Not Disturb can silence notifications while a timer runs. Goodtime makes automatic local backups and supports manual CSV or JSON import and export. Optional cloud sync uses Google Drive on Android or iCloud on iOS. The maker says personal data remains on the device unless sync is enabled, and says it cannot access synced data. Goodtime is open-source software under GPL-3.0, with a free plan offering basic functionality and optional one-time purchases through Google Play, the App Store, and RevenueCat. The maker notes that some Android phone vendors may stop background work and recommends disabling battery optimization for accurate alarms.

Who it suits

Goodtime suits learners, creators, and leaders who want a timer with task organization and focus tracking. It may also fit people who prefer local data storage and optional cloud sync.

Limits

The Free plan provides basic functionality. On Android, some phone vendors may stop background work, so the maker recommends disabling battery optimization for accurate alarms.

Getting started

1. Visit https://goodtime.tools/.
2. Choose the Android or iOS version.
3. Use the free plan for basic functionality.
4. Set up a countdown or count-up timer and adjust its settings.
5. Optionally enable Google Drive sync on Android or iCloud sync on iOS.

Verdict

Goodtime combines flexible timers, task organization, and session records with local backups and optional cloud sync. Android users may need to adjust battery optimization for alarms to work accurately.