Hi Product Hunt 👋 I made FocusInOne because my phone kept winning. I'd sit down to work, and a few minutes later the phone was in my hand. Every blocker I tried had to be switched on from the phone itself, the one device I was trying not to touch. So FocusInOne splits it in two: - On your computer: a Pomodoro timer in the browser. Start, pause, stop. - On your Android phone: it follows the timer. During a work block, your home screen becomes a minimal launcher with only the apps you allowed (phone, messages, clock, plus up to five you choose). Notifications from everything else are silenced. - On a break: all your apps come back. When a work block ends, you see how many notifications were silenced. What it's not: a lock. You can always stop a session, and calls and your allowed apps stay reachable. It's deliberate friction: the distracting stuff is out of sight, and getting to it takes a conscious step. I found that's what actually sticks, because I always ended up turning strict blockers off. Where it is today: a private beta on Android, with the controller in your computer's browser. You pair them by signing in to the same account. It's free during the beta. Coming next: macOS and Windows apps with a menu-bar timer, then iPhone and iPad. I'd love to hear from you: 1. Is controlling your phone from your computer the right split for how you work? 2. What would you need on the allowed list to actually use this every day? Join the waitlist and I'll send you a beta invite. I'll be here all day answering every comment 🙏

FocusInOne

Start focus on your computer. Your phone goes quiet.

Start focus on your computer. Your phone goes quiet.