Focus

A focus timer that lasts as long as you do

Full screen, ambient music, and the sites that usually win are closed for the duration. When you stop, the session is written down.

Everything you meant to do
…and the tab that ate the hour
docs.google.com

This site is blocked

You asked to keep this one closed until 18:00.

25:00

Focus session

Distracting sites stay shut while the timer runs.

Counted on your device

Nothing about this visit left your browser.

Time to wind down

Breathe with the circle until the screen lets go.

Rain over the page

Ambient sound, nothing blocked.

Look 20 feet away

Twenty seconds. Your eyes have been at this screen for two hours.

Three things today

Written this morning, still waiting.

Today you are the Learner

Every tab is a vote for who you are becoming.

Dark, without the mess

Images keep their colours. Already-dark sites are left alone.

25 on, 5 off

The rhythm runs itself; you stop watching the clock.

Warm after sunset

The page warms up in the evening instead of glowing at you.

Two minutes

In, hold, out — follow the circle and go back to work.

click the toggle — this is the real interface, not a screenshot

Twenty-five minutes is someone else’s number. Deep work does not arrive on a schedule.

How it works

Press start, and the browser gets out of the way

No timer to negotiate with, no tab to keep alive.

01

Start the session

The screen clears to a single space with the player and a running clock.

02

Music, if you want it

Neoclassical and Ambient are free. Lo-Fi, Chillhop, Synthwave and Future Garage come with Pro.

03

Distractions stay shut

Sites on your blocklist stay closed while the session runs, without setting anything up again.

What you get

Inside a focus session

No fixed length

Pomodoro cuts you off at twenty-five minutes. Here the session ends when you end it.

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Built-in player

The music lives in the extension, so there is no separate tab to lose or accidentally close.

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Six genres

Neoclassical and Ambient free; four more with Pro.

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Live spectrum

The sound is drawn as it plays — a quiet signal that the session is still running.

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Sessions are recorded

How long you actually held focus, counted on your device.

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Common cases

What a focus session is used for

Deep work without a 25-minute cut-off

Pomodoro ends the session for you. Here it ends when you decide, and the length is recorded either way.

Study sessions with background music

Neoclassical and Ambient are free. The player is inside the extension, so there is no tab to lose.

Blocking distractions only while working

Your blocklist activates for the duration of the session and releases when it ends.

Music for concentration without YouTube

No video tab, no autoplay of the next thing, no adverts in the middle of a thought.

Seeing how long you actually focused

Every session is timed and written down, on your device.

What a session leaves behind

The length of the session is written to storage in your own browser. We do not receive it, and we do not receive what you were working on. Music is streamed, so the audio files are fetched — nothing about your session is attached to that request.

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Questions

About Focus

Is this a Pomodoro timer?

No. Pomodoro fixes the session at twenty-five minutes; here you decide when to stop. The session is timed and recorded, but never cut short for you.

Do I need an account to use focus mode?

No. It works immediately after installing, and your session history stays on your device.

Which music is free?

Neoclassical and Ambient. Lo-Fi, Chillhop, Synthwave and Future Garage are part of Pro.

Does it block sites automatically?

Yes. While a session runs, the sites on your blocklist stay closed, so you do not have to switch on the blocker separately.

Focus is one of twelve modes

Blocking, screen time, dark mode, sleep and eye care come in the same extension, free.

Add to Chrome — free