Flowky is a native macOS focus timer that adapts to how you actually work. Built with Tauri 2, React 18, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS 4, and shadcn/ui — fully local, no account required

Hey Product Hunt! 👋

I'm excited to share Flowky — a focus timer that adapts to you instead of forcing the same rigid Pomodoro on everyone.

Most timers assume every day looks the same. But some days you're locked in for 90 minutes straight, and other days you can barely string together 15. Flowky watches how you actually work — how often you get interrupted, how long it takes you to hit flow, whether you finish sessions or bail — and adjusts its suggestions over time.

A few things I care about:

🧠 It adapts — session-length suggestions come from your last 7 days, not a template.

🎯 Gentle, not naggy — a cute character nudges you when you drift to a distraction; it never guilt-trips or auto-logs.

📊 Honest reviews — daily focus score, 7-day trend, weekly summary, and a calendar heatmap so you can actually s

🔒 Fully local — everything lives in a SQLite file on your Mac. No account, no telemetry, no network calls. Ever.

🆓 Free & open source (MIT) — download it, read the code, fork it.

It's a native macOS app built with Tauri, so it's tiny and fast and lives quietly in

your menubar.

This started as a tool I build, and I'd genuinely love your feedback — what would make it part of your flow? 🙏

Love how lightweight this feels and the no-account local approach is perfect. One thing I'd really appreciate is a quick post-session summary that shows which app or window took up most of your focus time during the timer, maybe pulled from macOS screen time APIs. Would help me spot where my attention actually leaks during deep work sessions.

native macos feel is honestly hard to nail but this one gets it right, the timer just blends into my workflow without feeling like another app to manage