Stay focused. Know what you accomplished.

A focus timer that checks in with you every so often, guides you through intentional breaks, and gives you a complete report when you're done.

Focusing
02:18:42
Target8h
Next check-in11:18

Not another timer. A simple system that asks you to show up, focus, and reflect.

Before you start

Setting up takes ten seconds

Choose a target, how often you want to check in, and how breaks should work. You can change all of this later.

Start session
How it works

A simple loop, repeated

Set → focus → check in → break → continue → complete → review.

01 — Set your target

Choose how long you want to focus — 6 hours, 8 hours, or your own number.

02 — Start

Put the app beside your work and begin.

03 — Check in

Every chosen interval, write one line about what you actually did.

04 — Take intentional breaks

After your focus period, decide — a short break, or keep going.

05 — Review

Finish with a complete summary of your session.

The main idea

Every 30 minutes, pause for a moment — not your work.

Instead of blindly watching a timer count down, you periodically record what you actually accomplished. It takes ten seconds, and it's the difference between a session and a receipt for one.

  • 09:00 – 09:30Java OOP revision
  • 09:30 – 10:00Solved 3 DSA problems
  • 10:00 – 10:30Practiced inheritance
  • 10:30 – 11:00SQL joins
Breaks, on purpose

Breaks you decide on, not ones you fall into

After your focus period, the app asks — it doesn't assume. Break frequency and length are entirely up to you.

2 hours completed

Ready for a break?

Every option is yours to set
Every 1 hourEvery 2 hoursEvery 3 hours5 min break10 min break15 min break20 min break
When you're done

A complete report, not just a stopped clock

Every check-in becomes part of your final session history — so finishing a session means having something to look back on.

Session completeExample session
Target8h
Focused7h 42m
Updates16/16
Distractions3
What you worked on
  • 09:00Java OOP
  • 09:30DSA
  • 10:00SQL
  • 10:30Inheritance
Understanding, not judgment

Notice what pulls you away

Small interruptions become visible over time, so you can understand your focus patterns — not to make you feel bad about them.

I'm distracted

What distracted you?

PhoneYouTubeSocial mediaPeopleOther
Over time

A calm view of your progress

No pressure, just a plain record of when you showed up.

7 day streak
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Fri
Sat
Sun
This week's focus
Monday
6h
Tuesday
7h
Wednesday
8h
Thursday
5h
Friday
8h
Optional

Stay accountable together

Compare your weekly focus time with friends, if you want to. This isn't a competition — just a gentle way to see who's showing up.

Weekly focus
  • 1RRahul42h

  • 2DDeepanshu38h

  • 3AAman34h

Give your next hour a purpose.

Set a target, start the clock, and let the work speak for itself.

Start focus session