Task Name – Descriptive name of the task to be worked on.

This helps you plan tasks out in advance, and helps when referring back to check on effort required.

Date – The date for the tasks to be worked on.

How to use the FlipPomodoro Free Printable PlannerĮach day should use it’s own sheet, and tasks (where possible) should be written down in some semblance of order. You could also use the FlipPomodoro as a simple task tracker if you wish. Simply, the FlipPomodoro is a free downloadable Pomodoro planner that allows you to list tasks, estimate the amount of effort required to complete the task, how many “Pomodori’s” the task takes, when to take breaks. What is the FlipPomodoro Free Printable Planner? While researching the article, I found many useful apps on a variety of platforms that can be used to track time and progress but surprisingly I found very little in the way of printable items for you to track your progress.

For those of you who haven’t read the article, the brief gist of what the Pomodoro Technique is that you split your time spent on any single task into 25 minute chunks, with a 3-5 minute break between them, repeating 4 times when you take a longer 15-30 minute break and then start the process again.

In my post on Monday, I gave you the “ Ultimate Guide to the Pomodoro Technique“.

Pomodoro technique tracker