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- Finds useful patterns


## See it in Action

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<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVKKza3Isu0" target="_blank">
<img
src="https://img.youtube.com/vi/UVKKza3Isu0/maxresdefault.jpg"
alt="Tomatick Demo"
style="width:700px;"/>
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▶️ Watch a quick demo of Tomatick in action, to help get you started.


## Getting Started

### Prerequisites
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## How It Works

Tomatick Memento uses advanced cognitive optimization algorithms to help you maintain peak performance while preventing burnout. The system:
Tomatick Memento combines traditional pomodoro timing with data analysis to help optimize your work sessions. The system:

- Analyzes your work patterns and adapts to your natural rhythms
- Sequences tasks based on cognitive demand and energy states
- Monitors mental load to prevent overextension
- Reduces decision overhead through intelligent suggestions
- Maintains productive momentum without the burnout
- Ensures consistent, sustainable progress
- Tracks work patterns to identify your productive periods
- Organizes tasks based on estimated cognitive load
- Provides alerts when signs of mental fatigue appear
- Offers task suggestions based on historical data
- Helps maintain consistent work intervals

Every suggestion and analysis is precision-engineered to help you achieve maximum impact while maintaining optimal energy levels
The goal is to help you work effectively while avoiding exhaustion.

## Why Tomatick?
## Why Another Pomodoro Timer?

Look, we get it. The world needs another pomodoro timer like it needs another JavaScript framework. But hear us out:
Tomatick addresses some common challenges in knowledge work:

- **Perfect is the Enemy of Done**: Most productivity tools assume you're a perfectly rational being who makes optimal decisions. (Spoiler: You're not, and neither are we)
- **Context Switching is Killing Us**: The average knowledge worker loses 23 minutes to each context switch. We help you batch similar tasks and maintain focus
- **Burnout isn't Badges of Honor**: Working until you crash isn't cool. We help you maintain sustainable progress without the guilt trips
- **Decision Fatigue is Real**: By the end of the day, you're making worse decisions. We handle the small decisions so you can focus on what matters
- **Progress Over Perfection**: We help you track actual progress, not just time spent staring at screens
- **Practical Over Perfect**: We focus on getting things done rather than perfect optimization
- **Reduced Context Switching**: Groups similar tasks together to maintain focus
- **Sustainable Pacing**: Helps prevent overwork through regular breaks and session monitoring
- **Simplified Decisions**: Reduces small decisions during work sessions
- **Progress Tracking**: Measures concrete task completion rather than just time spent

## Why mem.ai?

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- Mix and match models for different features
- Self-host your own models (coming soon)
The goal isn't to lock you into any particular AI provider - it's to give you the cognitive support you need, however you prefer to get it.
My goal is to make Tomatick model-agnostic, giving you the freedom to choose how you want to use AI with the tool. I don't want to lock you into any specific AI provider.

## Contributing

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