Eagluet

The Pomodoro study technique, an efficient solution to calculated studying, has by now been used as a main point by extensions and apps alike. It's slowly becoming an overcrowded market, yet there are still programs using this concept with a fresh feel. Eagluet could be that program. Why? It allows you to adjust your study/work and break time. It might be against the original concept rules, but that's another issue to be discussed.

The Pomodoro way of studying or working is definitely an option if you can’t seem to organize yourself well. It provides the idea of a well-developed study/work schedule, basically combining work and break sessions in a consecutive manner. The standard is for each 25 minutes put into work, 5 should be taken as a break. With this in mind, you're creating work cycles and refreshing your brain cells in-between these.

While the interface and the countdown clock won't really be a surprise to any of the users, the fact that you can adjust your cycle times should be. Why? Well, the technique uses fixed amounts of time, as presented earlier. The application steps over that boundary and allows the user to customize his sessions. For this particular function, only, it would be worth grabbing this app over other similar ones. Customizing or tailoring experiences to your needs is crucial, seeing as the 21st century encourages us to be as unique as possible. More features would have been welcomed.

Eagluet is an application that will satisfy individuals looking to adjust the Pomodoro technique to their own needs. It's simple, it's somewhat pretty and most importantly useful. Give this app priority over similar programs seeing as it went that extra mile to incorporate a little innovation in its fibers. Still, don't expect this application to look and feel like a third party polished product.