Todor 1.0.4

Smaller battery cost: backgroundThrottling is now disabled only while a Pomodoro is actually running. Same accurate-when-unfocused behavior as 1.0.3, but no extra power draw when idle.

Todor 1.0.3

Fix: Pomodoro timer kept slowing/stopping when Todor wasn't the focused app. Disabled Chromium's default backgroundThrottling so the timer ticks accurately in the background.

Todor 1.0.2

Adds Cmd+Z undo for: editing, completing, removing, moving, and toggling Today.

Install

1. Download Todor.dmg below
2. Drag Todor to Applications
3. First launch: right-click Todor and choose Open to bypass the
   unsigned-developer warning (one-time step)

Existing v1.0.1 users will see a one-click upgrade prompt on next launch.

Todor 1.0.1

Adds launch-time update notifications.

When a newer release is published on GitHub, Todor will tell you on
next launch and give you a Download button to grab the new .dmg.
There's also a manual Help → Check for Updates… menu item.

(Real silent auto-update needs Apple code signing, which Todor doesn't
do; this is the next-best thing without that.)

Install

1. Download Todor.dmg below
2. Drag Todor to Applications
3. First launch: right-click Todor and choose Open to bypass the
   unsigned-developer warning (one-time step)

Todor 1.0.0

First public release.

A minimal macOS todo + Pomodoro app that lives in the menu bar. Universal arm64 + Intel binary (works on Apple Silicon and Intel Macs).

Install

1. Download Todor.dmg below
2. Open the DMG and drag Todor to Applications
3. First launch: right-click Todor in Applications and choose Open to bypass the unsigned-developer warning (one-time step)

Features

• Nested todos with notes and due dates
• Today flag and Today-only view (Cmd+T / Cmd+Shift+T)
• Pomodoro cycles with focus + break (Cmd+Shift+P)
• Selected todo + countdown shown in macOS menu bar
• Command palette (Cmd+K)
• "Setup Claude Code…" in the Help menu — copies a prompt you can paste into Claude Code so it can read and add todos for you via the bundled CLI

Data

Your todos live in ~/Library/Application Support/Todor/ and are not shipped inside the app, so updates won't wipe them.