Timed sessions
Pick a task, set a length, and let the ring hold the clock — so your mind doesn't have to keep checking it.
A focus timer for people with too many tabs open
Work in sessions
your attention
can actually keep.
Focus turns your to-dos into timed sessions, backed by short breaks, so your momentum doesn't collapse by 3pm. No sign-up. No ads. Just a ring and a clock.
Trusted by 120,000+ people who'd rather finish one thing than start ten.
Focus session
25:00
Writing · Q3 roadmap doc
Why it works
Attention is a resource.
Spend it in shifts.
Breaks that count
Short recovery windows sit between every session, so fatigue doesn't quietly compound across the day.
Visible momentum
Every finished session leaves a mark on your day — proof that stacks up, not a to-do list that just empties out.
The ring
See the whole session at a glance.
No dashboards, no nested menus. One ring shows what you're working on, how much time is left, and how many sessions you've already finished today.
- Current task, always in view
- Session length you set once and forget
- A dot for every session you complete
The pause
Breaks are part of the plan, not an interruption to it.
When a session ends, Focus switches the ring to a calmer color and a shorter clock. Stand up, look away, come back — the next session is already queued.
- Automatic hand-off from work to rest
- A distinct color for break time, so you feel the shift
- Gentle sound cue instead of a jarring alarm
Everywhere the work is
On your Mac. In your pocket. On the desk beside you.
Sessions stay in sync, so a break you start on your Mac still tells you when it's over — on your phone.
09:41
Focus session
3 of 4 sessions today
Mac — menu bar timer
iPhone — lock screen live activity
iPad — full session view
Used in the wild
People finishing things, on their own terms.
"I stopped measuring my day by how full my inbox was and started measuring it by how many rings I closed."
Priya K. — Product Designer
"The break actually happens now. I used to skip it and burn out by 4pm most days."
Sam T. — Freelance Writer
"It's the first timer app that didn't need a settings tour. I opened it and understood it."
Marcus O. — Software Engineer
"Watching the dots fill in under the ring is a weirdly good feeling. Small, but it adds up."
Elena R. — Grad Student