Pomodoro timer
Focus for 25. Rest for 5.
Round 1
25 minutes, one task.
Pick one thing. Work on only that until the timer rings. Then a 5 minute break. After 4 rounds, take a longer one.
A clock beats willpower.
A short, fixed block makes starting easy and stopping guilt-free. It's the pomodoro technique Francesco Cirillo named after his tomato-shaped kitchen timer.
Run it on a real task.
In SayBriefly, hit play on any to-do or project card. The timer knows what you're working on.

The timer is the easy part.
Knowing what to focus on isn't.
SayBriefly builds your to-do list from your meetings and email, plans your day, and puts a pomodoro on every task.

It's 4pm on a Friday. The brief is locked, the client is happy, and Scribbble already sent the meeting recap. You close the laptop.
That's the point.
Notes are the easy part.
Here's what they missed.
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Takes the notes, so you can be in the call
Mac app only
Finds the emails that actually need you
when you ask
when you ask
Remembers what the client agreed to
Catches "small thing, can we add…" before it costs you
Knows which client every task belongs to
Builds your to-do list without you typing it
when you ask
when you ask
Lets clients book you, no back and forth
connector
connector
Spots scope creep hiding in Figma comments
Turns what you say into what you'd have typed
Made for people who bill clients
No more failed projects.
No more wasted time.
Your projects run smoother.
Your clients stay happy.
Your Fridays stay free.
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