Calm by default. Dopamine when you need it. Built for the way ADHD actually works... not the way productivity apps wish it did.
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Empty inbox. Empty notepad. Empty timer. They sit there waiting for you to do executive function on them.
Which is the one thing your brain refuses to do.
That's the bug. Every other app treats avoidance like a moral failure. Focus treats it like data. It watches what you're drifting on, names it, and surfaces it before it quietly compounds into 3am shame.
No fluff. Each one earns its place because it solves a thing your brain actually struggles with.
Every task has an avoidance score. It grows the older it gets, the more times you defer it, and the heavier it feels. The awkward chase. The difficult email. The thing you keep almost-doing. Focus surfaces it. Quietly. So it stops compounding into shame.
Money. People. Admin. Creative. Strategy. Personal. Each one a region. Tasks live as glowing nodes inside their region. Your whole life laid out spatially, the way your brain already remembers it.
One sharp paragraph. What matters today. What to skip. One literal first action. No 'rise and grind'. No motivational soup. Just the thing your brain needs to hear before it spirals into the inbox.
Outlook and Google synced. Tagged by category. Warned when you've back-to-backed three high-energy meetings, scheduled lunch over a deadline, or stacked admin on a focus day. The day, before the day breaks you.
Voice. Text. Share-sheet. A global hotkey on desktop that pops a quick-capture window over whatever you're in. The thought lands somewhere safe before it evaporates.
One toggle. Every integration listener pauses. Nothing reads. Nothing captures. Tokens stay where they are, ready to resume in a click. For the days when the noise is too much.
AES-256-GCM at the application layer. No third-party analytics. No 'we share with partners'. If you want to run it on your own box, you can. Your brain's data is your brain's data.
Pick a state. The interface rearranges. Different inbox lens, different mode, different defaults. No pretending you're operating at 100% when you're at 30%.
Locked in. Strip the UI. One task, no interruptions.
Brain pinging everywhere. Quick capture, gentle structure.
Caffeinated, edgy. Channel it into momentum mode.
Low battery. Tiny tasks only. Permission to do less.
Palette. Typography. Background. Slack triage thresholds. Default modes. Your brain isn't generic, so the app shouldn't be either.
Sage, Ocean, Violet, Midnight, Ember. Or build a custom palette and the breathing dot, buttons, and accents shift in real time.
Subtle ambient texture behind everything. Or none, if "off" is the only setting your brain can handle today. All CSS, none tank performance.
Inter for clean. Fraunces for considered. Mono for the engineer brain. The text shifts vibe, but the layout stays calm.
Same app. Different brain. You pick which one you need.
Nothing else on screen. No notifications. No counters. Just the thing.
Dopamine on tap. For the days you need to feel the win.
Tokens encrypted at the application layer (AES-256-GCM). One toggle pauses every listener. Self-host ready.
Capture a thought at the school gate. Triage the inbox in a queue. End a sprint between meetings. Mobile isn't a stripped-down compromise. It's the same app, sized for one thumb.
Voice or text. The first line becomes the title. Smart parse fills the rest.
Drift bars next to every task. The honest number, in colour, before it compounds.
Sprint timer. Things finished. The wall of "yes I did, actually".
Drop your email. We'll send one note when early access opens. No drip. No funnel. No 'here's a 14-part series on how to use Focus'.
First 200 get it free. Forever.
You're in. We'll email you when early access opens. No drip funnel. One note.
Got it. Genuinely useful. Thank you.