Tomeito is another pomodoro timer app for macOS.
What's the difference between this one and other timers apps:
- Minimal interface
- Simple to use
Important: This is a free app. I'm not paying €99 to Apple to have a certified app. So expect a warning when you install it.
Idle

If a pomodoro/break is not started or is ended, the app is in idle state.
Regular pomodoro (25 minutes)

After clicking play in idle state a pomodoro timer is started. Each pomodoro consist in a timer of 25 minutes. You can skip or reset them at any time.
Short Break (5 minutes)

After each pomodoro a short break of 5 minutes could be taken.
Long Break (15 minutes)

After four pomodori a long break of 15 minutes could be taken.
Settings

From the settings you can control how the app behaves:
- Tick Sound: Actives or disactivates the tic tac sound
- Auto Play: If enabled, pomodori and breaks starts automatically
- On Top: If active, the app remains on top of other windows