... everyone! I built Stillscape ( https://still.sendafun.com/ ) because I was tired of juggling 3 tabs every time I tried to focus: 1. A pomodoro timer 2. A YouTube rain playlist 3. A notes app So I combined everything into one free, immersive interface: 16 mixable ambient sounds (rain, cafe, forest, ocean, crickets, stream, train, waterfall, white/brown/pink noise...) Built-in pomodoro timer

... been building a Pomodoro timer as the first tool for a small web-tools project I'm working on. There are already plenty of Pomodoro timers

... Working on CountdownPop ( countdownpop.com ). It's a countdown timer that's actually nice to look at instead of just plain numbers ticking down. Ring drains from green to red, a little pendulum ticks once a second, pop + confetti at zero. You can also throw a scenic photo backdrop behind it (beach, mountains, valley, etc.) and the text color auto-adjusts to stay readable against whatever's showing. No sign-up, nothing tracked. Just launched it properly this week. We would ...

... struggled with myself: sometimes you know exactly what you need to do, but your mind simply refuses to focus. I ve tested 100+ productivity apps over the years, and I didn t want to build another Pomodoro timer that simply counts down 25 minutes or another app blocker that completely locks you out of your phone. The idea behind Floviu is different: create the right environment to focus, reduce distractions, understand what actually helps you concentrate, and gradually build better ... ... focus habits. The main features are now almost ready: Focus Timer

... everyone I'm J sus J nior, founder of KriptaCorp a Brazilian tech company building software around one principle: your data belongs to you, not to the platform. We're a small team building an ecosystem of tools: Kripta-Timer a time structuring instrument with 16 independent parallel timers

... recurring question during our Product Hunt launch was: What if I forget Capsomnia is still keeping my Mac awake? Today I m shipping the first answer: an optional auto-off timer in Capsomnia 3.0.0. Choose 15 or 30 minutes, 1, 2, 4, or 8 hours or any custom duration from 1 minute to 24 hours. When time runs out, Capsomnia: 1. turns Caps Lock off, 2. confirms that macOS sleep prevention is disabled, 3. puts the Mac to sleep ... ... kept the original concept intact: the menu bar remains a tiny LED, while timer

... With PlugThis, you describe what you want your browser to do and it builds a real, installable extension for you. Here's what that actually unlocks 2/ (the core idea) The whole thing is one sentence. Type: "A Pomodoro timer that blocks distracting websites during focus sessions." PlugThis writes the code, the manifest, the icons, the UI and gives you a .zip you load straight into Chrome. No build tools. No setup. 3/ (why "verified" matters) The part ... ... works. Most AI code tools hand you something that looks right but fails to load. PlugThis catches that for you, so what you download actually installs. 4/ (use case focus/productivity) Focus tools Block Twitter/Reddit/YouTube during work blocks. Add a timer

... come with shipping something of your own. That experiment became Grindoro , an iOS focus app built around a simple idea: focusing can feel easier when it feels like you re joining other people, rather than staring at another private timer alone. It combines shared focus sessions, solo timers

... development sessions, task relationships, and knowledge created by different AI coding agents. You can inspect connections, download important information, and reuse memory across agents instead of starting every session from zero. 4. Focus Mode and Break Games The Pomodoro timer inside Termi is now a complete focus tool. You can choose a session length, work inside the visual workspace, and take a structured break when the timer

... both content and   product work.   2. Google Search Console I basically live in it. For anything SEO, it's the only honest source of truth   about what's actually happening vs. what I assume is happening.   3. Ahrefs keyword and competitor

... v0.16.0 did it just behaves the same in hour eight as in minute one. The self-multiplying API traffic, gone This is the one that actually mattered. octoscope's auto-refresh used to be able to spawn an extra timer chain every time you hit `r` or changed the interval. Nothing visible but over a long session those chains stacked, and the app quietly accelerated its own polling. The longer you left it open, the faster it hit GitHub ... ... more of your rate-limit budget it burned for no reason. Now there is exactly one timer

... have actually diverged in outcome in the ledger so far and if it's inferred, what's your cold-start before a single divergence has been observed? Comment from Alexander Bering(@alexanderbering): @aadilghani  The reason "edit vs. tell-it-to-revise vs

... Product Hunt! I got tired of watching the clock during planks. You know that thing where you're 40 seconds into a plank and you glance at the timer, see you have 20 seconds left, and suddenly that's all you can think about? Your form drops, your breathing changes, you're just surviving to the number. So I built Spin Timer

... everyone Over the years I kept jumping between different apps just to manage normal life. Tasks in one app. Habits in another. Budgeting somewhere else. Focus timer in another tab. Eventually I realized I was spending more time maintaining systems than actually doing things So I started building Lazier. It s an offline-first productivity app designed to feel simple, calm, and lightweight instead of overloaded with features or constant notifications. Right now it includes: tasks expense tracking habits pomodoro ... ... timer

... tired of opening a habit app and hitting a paywall after 3 days. So I built IdeaFuel. Free Android app. No account. No subscription. No ads. Just open it and use it. It has two things inside: A Pomodoro timer so you stop procrastinating and actually start working. A habit streak tracker so you build consistency one day at a time. That's it. Nothing else. No premium features hidden behind a lock icon. I also run NicheHubPro, a free ...

... building CogniFocus, a bootstrapped Android focus app. The idea came from a simple problem: I could start a focus timer and still end up switching apps mid-session. The timer

... that. That's the thing nobody talks about. You don't just waste time on Instagram. You lose the feeling too. You close the app more drained than when you opened it. ReThrived fixes exactly that. You set a timer, pick your window, and it shows you only motivational content for founders and builders. That's it. No rabbit holes. No algorithm hijacking your mood. When the timer

... Gjin. I spent a few months building Breaks, a Pomodoro timer that lives in your macOS menu bar. The reason I built it is pretty simple. Every app I tried was either bloated with features I didn't need, ugly, or wanted me to create an account just to run a 25 minute timer

... makers of QdoShare Countdown Timer. This week we wrote about the design decision that defined our product: why we chose transparency over flashy UI. Short version: cognitive load is real, and every pixel your timer

... exactly as tedious as it sounds. I researched tools that solved this and could not find one I was willing to actually use. Everything was either a time tracker that required me to manually start and stop timers, a task manager that needed manual input, a meeting tool that only cared about my calendar, or some "monitoring" agent I had to install on my PC that tracked everything I did. That last category was not going to happen ... ... Here is what I shipped: It connects to the tools you already use, GitHub, Jira, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Microsoft Calendar, OneDrive, Azure DevOps, and Bitbucket, and passively observes activity metadata to build a chronological daily work log. No timers

... leave and hides when someone looks. No other Mac app has ever done this: Detects when YOU leave, locks automatically Detects when someone ELSE looks, hides your screen instantly Detects when YOU return, unlocks with your face No timer. No shortcut. No button. No effort. Just your Mac responding to your physical presence, the way it always should have. Three layers. One app. Zero effort. - Away Lock The moment you leave your desk, not after a timer

... Motivation Picking up a smartphone to track time usually leads to wasting it. I built 1 Minute Timer as a minimalist, distraction-free web utility to help creators focus, take micro-breaks, and beat procrastination all without leaving the browser. Detailed Project Description 1 Minute Timer

... flashcards and mind maps right inside the app. (Massive for users in regions with API blocks!). The Command Palette (Ctrl/Cmd + K): Navigate your entire project, create notes, and import PDFs without ever touching your mouse. Pure flow state. Focus Timer: A built-in focus timer

... kept abandoning every Pomodoro timer I tried. Not because I lacked discipline. Because I have ADHD, and the standard 25-minute rigid countdown made my brain revolt. Every. Single. Time. So I built the timer

... accounts, no courses, no distractions. Just pick a sound, set a timer, and breathe. Rain, forest, white noise and more 5m / 10m / 15m / 30m timer