I've just released Flowkeeper v1.1.0 with a neat new feature, which I'd like to share with the Pomodoro Technique community.

Flowkeeper is an accurate implementation of what Francesco Cirillo described in his original "Pomodoro Technique" book. Not an Electron app, no AI code, no AI features, stores all your data locally, GPLv3.

In preparation for this release I tried most (all?) popular prioritization techniques and documented my findings in Flowkeeper (no AI was used whatsoever, I'm the only one to blame for any errors). Press F5 or select "Manage Groups..." from the categorization dropdown menu to see the result.

I encourage you to check out those methods, as they can take your individual productivity beyond Pomodoro Technique. At first they may look simple (even trivial!) but if you take it seriously, the effect can be surprisingly powerful.

You can modify those groups and even delete them. Those modifications are stored in the data file, so they can be exported and imported on another machine, and will survive settings reset.

Links:

* "What's new" with details and screenshots: [https://flowkeeper.org/v1.1.0/](https://flowkeeper.org/v1.1.0/)
* All screenshots and downloads: [https://flowkeeper.org/](https://flowkeeper.org/)
* GitHub repo: [https://github.com/flowkeeper-org/fk-desktop/](https://github.com/flowkeeper-org/fk-desktop/)
* Discord: [https://discord.gg/SJfrsvgfmf](https://discord.gg/SJfrsvgfmf)

Organizing Pomodoro backlogs using methods like ABCDE and Must-Should-Want