Time Foundry
Time Foundry is a local-first Pomodoro timer, task manager, and focus tracker for developers working in VS Code.
Features
- Open Time Foundry from the Command Palette or status bar.
- Watch the active timer in the VS Code status bar while you code.
- Pause, resume, or stop the active timer from status bar controls.
- Manage projects, lists, tasks, estimates, notes, and project statuses.
- Run Pomodoro or free-form focus sessions tied to tasks.
- Track completed and interrupted sessions locally.
- Export all local data to JSON and import it on another machine from Settings or the Command Palette.
- Keep data on your machine with no account, cloud sync, or API dependency.
Getting Started
- Install Time Foundry.
- Run
Time Foundry: Open or click Time Foundry in the status bar.
- Create a project and list, then add tasks.
- Start a focus session from a task.
onCommand:timeFoundry.open is an activation event in the manifest. In VS Code, run the command named Time Foundry: Open.
Import and Export
Use the Data section in Settings, or these commands from the Command Palette:
Time Foundry: Export DataTime Foundry: Import Data
Export creates a .json file containing projects, lists, tasks, sessions, settings, timer state, pending sessions, task minutes, and UI filters. Import replaces the current local Time Foundry data on the target machine after confirmation.
Commands
Time Foundry: OpenTime Foundry: Start TimerTime Foundry: Pause TimerTime Foundry: Resume TimerTime Foundry: Stop TimerTime Foundry: Export DataTime Foundry: Import Data
Screenshots
Privacy
Time Foundry stores data locally in VS Code/webview storage. It does not send your tasks, session history, settings, or timer data to a remote service.
Support
