Thank you! I was the one who made this request. I wanted to add in more details about this feedback of time-related logging or the pomodoro (PD) technique in time management.

Sample apps that I find appropriate to the logged PD genre:

Focused Work (my favored)

Session

Toggl Track

These apps have flexible timers in general and doesn't necessarily need to be called PD timers. The most important feature that these apps do that work on the groundwork of the PD technique is that you can document what the time was used for and there are "statistics" or a logbook/history of your sessions.

What would Tetr be able to to that is unique to Tetr for the logged-time functionality?

Do you know how people would throw all their school papers and books into their backpacks without organizing it and only open it again when they need something? In Tetr, you can throw things into the void, disorganized. Maybe there are some things you will never at look again, but you know it is there. Tetr doesn't require organization and you can "spit" your brain out in their appropriate spaces while also being aware of where your brain had went.

Expected time-logging features:

Being able to name intent/title of task of the session

Ability to select from preset techniques (PD, Flowtime, etc)

Ability to make a custom timer (custom focus and break times)

Ability to stop a session due to early completion or abandonment

Ability to pause a running timer

After a session, the total amount of time of focus is summed

Special considerations:

Some QoL features-- such as app or website-blocking-- are also important to working using PD method, and can also be a feature to accomplishing tasks, but may not be thematically fitting or unsuitable for the nature of Tetr.

Implementation of statistics (to the extent that the sample apps do it) can also be not thematically fitting without a dedicated statistics page or highly simplified statistics as a robot text response