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Blocs is a set of embeddable Notion widgets, such as a Pomodoro timer, habit tracker and water tracker, for people who run their routines inside Notion.

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About Blocs

Blocs is a collection of embeddable widgets for Notion workspaces. Each widget is a small web tool that you place on a Notion page, so everyday productivity helpers such as timers and trackers sit beside your notes and databases instead of living in a separate app.

The catalog includes a Pomodoro timer with custom presets and focus-time analytics, a water tracker with a daily goal and weekly and monthly views, and a habit tracker with a daily checklist, streaks and best-run history. A countdown timer, progress bar, clock, calendar, daily quotes, live weather and a visual 'plate' for tracking commitments round out the set.

Blocs is a hosted, proprietary service with a sign-in and a pricing page. Several widgets are offered free to try, while others, such as the countdown timer and the plate widget, are labeled Pro.

Key features

  • Pomodoro timer with custom presets
  • Water tracker with daily goal
  • Habit tracker with streaks and analytics
  • Countdown timer with custom units and themes
  • Embeddable clock, calendar and weather widgets
  • Progress bar and daily quotes widgets

Good fit for

  • →Adding focus timers to a Notion dashboard
  • →Tracking daily habits inside Notion
  • →Counting down to launches or deadlines
Tags
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widgets
pomodoro
habit-tracker
productivity
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Blocs: questions and answers

What is Blocs used for?
Blocs is a set of embeddable Notion widgets, such as a Pomodoro timer, habit tracker and water tracker, for people who run their routines inside Notion. It is a good fit for adding focus timers to a Notion dashboard, tracking daily habits inside Notion and counting down to launches or deadlines.
How much does Blocs cost?
Blocs is a paid product with no free plan.
Is Blocs open source?
No. Blocs is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Productivity category, open-source options include Loop Habit Tracker, Super Productivity and Habitica.
What are some alternatives to Blocs?
Blocs competes with Habitify and Streaks.

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