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FocusDrop for Mac
Your next task and a focus timer, in your Mac's notch
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Your next task and a focus timer, in your Mac's notch
5 followers
One task at a time, and a focus timer to start it. On a Mac, FocusDrop sits in the menu bar: hover the notch for your next task and a focus dial. It syncs with the iPhone app through your own iCloud. No account. Free: 7 tasks, 5 sessions a day.
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Hi Product Hunt! I'm Kiryl, and I built FocusDrop because I have ADHD and starting is the hard part.
Not knowing what to do. Not caring. Starting.
Every to-do app I tried gave me a longer list to feel bad about. So FocusDrop shows one next task, and on the Mac it lives in the notch, the one spot on screen I can't lose:
→ Hover the notch, the island opens: your next task, a focus dial, today's habits.
→ One click starts a session. The notch grows wings: progress on one side, a live countdown on the other.
→ A thought hits mid-session? ⌃⌥F parks it. Deal with it when the timer ends.
→ Plan today as Now, Next and Later. The times re-flow when something runs long.
→ Start a session on your iPhone and it shows up in your Mac's notch. Tasks, habits and streaks sync through your own iCloud, and Apple Watch follows through the iPhone.
Some things I was stubborn about:
• No account. Your data stays on your devices and your own iCloud. The App Store privacy label says Data Not Collected.
• No guilt trips. Drop, the little mascot, celebrates finishing, and a missed day can be mended once a week.
• Free is a real product: 7 tasks and 5 sessions a day, plus Today, habits and focus sounds. Pro is unlimited, and one Pro unlocks Mac, iPhone and Apple Watch.
No notch? It sits in a small pill at the top of the screen instead. Needs macOS 14 or later, Intel or Apple silicon.
I'd love to know: what's the moment your focus usually breaks? I'm planning what comes next from your answers.