The most important aspect of collaborative project is to get everyone involved, and this idea is simple enough for everyone to contribute to, tweak - and maybe even have some fun while doing it.

Team

• Michael Hathi
• Sanjeev Sharma

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Tamétû - get more done, faster.

• Orginal post
• Current Slack thread

This Tamétû timer is a simple idea of tricking oneself into working/studying for short intervals for a return of break cycles which consist of a few short breaks and one long break. This results in a focused work session and a lowered tendency of getting distracted.

Central to this technique is a loudly ticking countdown timer and turns out that a physical timer isn't required if one has a smartphone. Tens of thousands (probably more) of people use such apps. Despite this, nothing beats a simple app.

GitHub Release

Anyone can contribute to this project, but the two most basic prerequisites are knowledge of:

• Git
• Java

Top Contributors

• Tirth Patel
• Sanjeev Sharma
• Kartik Ohri
• Anmol Chaddha
• Hannan Shaikh
• Mahima
• Sreekant Shenoy