🎯 FocusDeck — Build once. Run daily. Stop fighting blank to-do lists and rigid timers. Build reusable decks of timed task blocks, run them in a calm focus session ⏱️, and review your progress 📊 to turn scattered effort into a repeatable ritual. Perfect for students 📚 and professionals. 🃏 Decks: Assemble focus blocks once, reuse forever ▶️ Run: Distraction-free session runner with auto-cycling 🔁 Review: Rate focus & difficulty to improve 📅 Plan: Turn goals into adaptive weekly plans
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My daily tasks at work lead me to think how can I make a calendar more fun - or how can I develop a system around what I need. This lead me to a timer + note taking, but I thought how can this be applied so you can use it for 'anything' - that was the magic moment!
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The deck concept is genuinely useful for someone like me who hates rebuilding routines every morning. One thing I'd love to see is a way to share or import decks from other users, like a small community library for popular study or work routines. It would make getting started way faster and let us learn from how others structure their focus blocks.
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The deck concept is surprisingly flexible, letting me prep a deep work block once and reuse it across the week without rebuilding. The session runner is calm and the review ratings actually feel useful for tweaking future blocks.
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Love the deck concept for ADHD brains like mine, the run flow sounds really calming. One thing that would help me stick with it longer term: a tiny end-of-day summary that pings one specific win and one small tweak for tomorrow, nothing preachy just a nudge in the app.
The deck concept is genuinely useful for someone like me who hates rebuilding routines every morning. One thing I'd love to see is a way to share or import decks from other users, like a small community library for popular study or work routines. It would make getting started way faster and let us learn from how others structure their focus blocks.
The deck concept is surprisingly flexible, letting me prep a deep work block once and reuse it across the week without rebuilding. The session runner is calm and the review ratings actually feel useful for tweaking future blocks.
Love the deck concept for ADHD brains like mine, the run flow sounds really calming. One thing that would help me stick with it longer term: a tiny end-of-day summary that pings one specific win and one small tweak for tomorrow, nothing preachy just a nudge in the app.