FocusMode | One task at a time

Hi all. I am Kshetez, the dev behind FocusMode. I'm excited to share FocusMode - born from a simple realization: we're losing an insane amount of productive hours every week without even noticing it. 🤯 The Reality Check: Every week, the average person loses 17+ hours of productivity: - 4 hours lost switching between tasks - 5 hours scrolling through distractions - 3 hours fighting procrastination - 2 hours juggling multiple todo apps - 3 hours trying to get back on track - ♾️ hours wasted cause of burnout 💡 Solution: Instead of adding another complex productivity system, FocusMode does ONE thing exceptionally well - helps you focus on one task at a time. I launched on January 1st and have been iterating daily based on real user feedback. 🎯 Here are the Key Features: - Always-visible floating timer that never gets in your way - Single-task focus to eliminate task-switching anxiety - Quick Access Panel with keyboard shortcuts - Smart Pomodoro system - Privacy-focused (no data collection, works offline) - Analytics to help you track your growth I'm actively working on improvements and would love your feedback! Join us in fighting back against lost productivity! 💪

Does the app provide any productivity analytics, such as tracking tasks completed over time?

I love the design and simplicity. Huge congratulations on the launch! Any plans to make this available for mobile?

FocusMode is my go-to tool for staying focused ;-). When I need to dive into deep work like research, brainstorming, or creative tasks, I start by making a simple commitment to myself: 'I'll dedicate an hour to this.' Then, I follow a straightforward routine: block time for deep work, activate FocusMode, and fully immerse myself in the task.

This is an excellent way to fight overwhelm but does FocusMode include any gamification features such as streaks or rewards to help keep users engaged?

@kshetez_vinayak interesting and I quite like the UI - curious how this differs from what is actively on the market? Congrats on the launch!

How did you come up with the "lost hours of productivity"? Seems very exaggerated to me. Also, reviews without links always look suspicious to me. Anyway, looks like a quite sophisticated solution.