Why Breeze
●Breeze overview
Learn more about Breeze, main features, and benefits
●Why choose Breeze
Learn how to choose a project management tool and why Breeze is the best
●Why switch to Breeze
Learn what sets Breeze apart from other tools
●Compare Breeze
Learn how Breeze stacks up against other project management software
For teams
●Marketing
Launch campaigns, track conversions, get your team on the same page
●Creative
Single space for everything, track progress, enhanced collaboration
●Sales
Boost your sales, better customer engagement, close more deals
 
●Remote work
Bring your remote team together and collaborate
●Managers
Plan projects, track progress, one place for everything
●Engineering
Ship products faster, agile planning, efficient workflows
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Getting started
●Video tour
A short video to guide you through Breeze
●Sample project boards
See how Breeze can help your team get organized
●Help
Browse through the guide or get in contact with support
Key features
●Project management
Manage projects from start to finish
●Task management
Organize tasks, collaborate, prioritize, and analyze
●Kanban tool
Use task boards to track your work and manage projects
●Time tracking
Track time and fill out timesheets effortlessly
●Project automation
Automate routine tasks and focus on important work
 
●Project reporting
Keep track of your work and stay on top of your team’s progress
●Project calendars
Get your whole team together on one shared calendar
●Project customization
Do your best work in your own style
●Chat
Real-time chat in projects and teams
●Web forms
Build forms and collect feedback
 
●Project roadmap
Create roadmaps for products, projects, marketing, and more.
●Project timeline
See deadlines and how tasks connect across projects
●Team workload
Manage workloads fairly and effectively
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●Integrations
Get the most out of your apps with Breeze.
●Mobile apps
Breeze on the go with your mobile device with apps or on the web
●Developers
Learn more about integrating your team with Breeze

How to use the Pomodoro timer

The Pomodoro technique is designed to help you stay focused and avoid burnout by taking regular breaks from work. The idea is that by breaking your work into smaller chunks, you can stay fresh and avoid becoming overwhelmed.

  1. Choose a task you want to work on.
  2. Set a timer for 25 minutes.
  3. Work on the task until the timer goes off.
  4. Take a 5 minute break.
  5. Repeat this process (work for 25 minutes, take a 5 minute break) four times.
  6. After four cycles, take a longer break fo 15 minutes.

You can read more from our in-depth Pomodoro guide about the history and best practices of Pomodoro, and how it compares to other time management methods.