A pomodoro timer with time you can see

Clocks tick at you; alarms ambush you. A focus sprint renders time as a shape that visibly shrinks — your brain keeps a felt sense of 'how much is left' without checking, and the end arrives as a soft chime with an extend button, not a siren.

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A focus sprint part-way through, showing the task title above a large ring that visibly shrinks as the minutes pass, with pause and finish controls and an ambient-sound toggle underneath.

A focus sprint filling a phone screen — one task, a large shrinking ring instead of a ticking clock, and a single control to pause or finish.

The real thing — captured from the live app, not a mockup.

Silent screen recording, straight from the app.

Visible time

Time blindness is real: when a duration is abstract, it's either infinite or already gone. A shrinking shape keeps the remaining minutes felt, not calculated.

Hyperfocus, respected

In flow when the sprint ends? One tap extends it. The timer serves the work — it never yanks you out of the best minutes of your day.

Every sprint counts

Finished sprints earn credits for your Reward Menu and feed your streak. An optional on-device focus soundscape (brown/pink noise) is one tap away — nothing about your focus is ever sent to a server.

Ready when you are

Sprints and the visible timer are free forever. Plus adds focus rooms and unlimited AI.

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