The studio behind FocusFlow.

Most focus apps ask for too much. An account before your first session, notifications all day, and screens full of settings you never wanted. We wanted a timer we would actually keep using, so we built one.

The problem

Focused work breaks easily. Every extra alert, screen, and sign-in prompt costs attention, and most apps spend that attention freely. We could not find one that treated a single hour of real work as the whole job.

The idea

Put the essentials in one app. A timer you can read from across the room, a short list of what the day holds, and a plain record of the time you put in. No feeds, no account, no clutter.

What it became

FocusFlow, live on the App Store today. A focus timer with 14 ambient backgrounds and 10 themes, tasks you can turn into presets, progress with streaks, XP, and 50 levels, and Flow AI, a focus coach that runs on the device. The free plan is the full core app: offline, private, and free.