Most break reminders are a buzz you dismiss without looking. Supermoo's is a cow named Moo asking for sixty seconds, and a villain who's counting on you to say no. You take the break to spite him. Free, no account.
Deep work is great until it's four hours later, your shoulders are at your ears, and you can't remember the last time you stood. A break reminder app exists for one reason: to interrupt the trance before it costs you, so you step away, reset, and come back sharper.
Supermoo's twist is that the break is movement. Not "scroll your phone for ten minutes," but stand up, stretch, walk to the window for sixty seconds. It's the kind of break that actually resets your body, not just your tab.
Love the Pomodoro technique? Supermoo slots right in: it's the nudge that makes sure the break actually happens instead of getting skipped "just this once" for the fifth time. Prefer once an hour on the hour? That's the default. Either way, it lives on your phone, your Mac menu bar, your Apple Watch, and Chrome, so the reminder reaches you wherever the work is. Curious why brief breaks matter physically? It's on the science page →
It's an app that prompts you to step away from work at regular intervals, so you don't focus for hours without pausing. Supermoo nudges you once an hour to take a 60-second movement break, with a character named Moo to make it stick.
Yes. Supermoo is free with no account and no ads, made by a nonprofit. It runs on iPhone, Android, Mac, Apple Watch, and Chrome.
It pairs well. Pomodoro structures your focus into intervals with breaks; Supermoo is the part that actually prompts the break so you don't skip it. You can adjust how often Moo nudges you.
Yes. You set how often Moo nudges you, add quiet hours, and pause it entirely before a meeting or a call. It's a helpful tap, not a nag.
One tap to install, no account, nothing to lose. Your shoulders have notes.