An Arduino based Pomodoro tracker. 🤖
- Arduino Nano.
- Main Protoboard.
- Sub Protoboard.
- LCD 16x02. — Hitachi HD44770.
- 10k potentiometer.
- Two 220 Ohm Resistors.
- Two 10 kOhm Ohm Resistors.
- Two push buttons.
- Two LEDs.
- Jumper wires.
Easy. Press play button and a red LED turns on, Arduino will start tracking your Pomodoro cycles. In the short and long breaks, a green LED turns on. The LCD shows how many cycles were accomplished at any point. Press stop button and go back to main menu. Press play button again and restart the process.
