Just wanted to share an early look at a GNOME productivity app I've been building. The working title is *Tapas*, but that will probably change before release.

The goal is to keep it strictly GTK4/Libadwaita so it feels native to the OS, Another thing I died searching is project based pomodors and timers which can then be visualized. Here is what is currently working:

* Standard Pomodoro mode alongside an open-ended Stopwatch timer
* Project-based time tracking so you can categorize your sessions
* Full-screen break overlays that hijack your screen when it's time to stop working
* System-wide DND sync: it hooks into GSettings to automatically mute system notifications when you start focusing
* A background daemon so the timer doesn't die if you close the main window

It's still heavily in development. Next up on the roadmap is building out a full SQLite-backed stats dashboard for your projects, and adding system-level website blocking while the timer is running.

Curious to hear what kind of features you guys look for in a native Linux timer. I'll drop the source code and a Flathub link once it's closer to v1.0.

Github : [Tapas (for now)](https://github.com/tanaybhomia/Tapas)

Sneak peek of a native GTK4 Pomodoro app I'm working on