FocusFlow
A focus timer that feels good to use
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FocusFlow - A focus timer that feels good to use

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Most focus timers are cluttered, anxious, and full of features you didn't ask for. Streaks, badges, leaderboards — mechanics borrowed from social media, applied to a tool that's supposed to help you escape it. FocusFlow is different. One screen. A calm, warm palette. A task list. A timer that breathes. And a gentle chime when your session ends. No gamification. No accounts. No noise. Just a beautifully designed space to do your best work — free, in your browser, right now.

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Oskar, an art director who spent years making visual decisions for clients — and then couldn't find a single focus timer that didn't feel like it was designed as an afterthought. I tried everything. They all made the same mistakes: bright aggressive colors, gamification borrowed from social media, five different screens when you just need one. Tools that compete for your attention while you're trying to protect it. So I built FocusFlow. One screen. A calm, warm palette. A task list. A timer that breathes. That's it. No streaks to maintain. No badges to earn. No anxiety about your productivity data. Just a quiet space to do your best work. It's free, it runs entirely in your browser, no download or install needed. I'd love to know what you think — happy to answer any questions below.