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PeekFocus
One keystroke blurs everything behind your active window
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One keystroke blurs everything behind your active window
20 followers
PeekFocus brings intentional focus to your Mac workflow. One keystroke dims or blurs everything behind your active window β so your screen matches the clarity you're going for. Three modes: your normal desktop, a calm ambient backdrop, or full focus where only your active window stays visible. Frosted blur, smooth dim, or custom wallpaper. Multi-display. Menu bar. No subscription. 7-day free trial. One-time purchase.





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Hi Everyone,
I've always found it hard to stay focused on a Mac β background windows, visual noise, a cluttered desktop all competing for attention. I wanted something that simply faded everything away except what I was working on.
PeekFocus was built as a calmer way to work. Instead of mode-switching apps or complex focus timers, it works in one keystroke β dimming or blurring everything behind your active window so your screen matches the clarity you're going for.
It's just as useful when you are presenting or on a screen share. Ambience mode keeps your desktop clean and professional without hiding your work β no more scrambling to close tabs or tidy your desktop before a call.
The goal is simple: help you stay in flow and look polished without changing how you work.
PeekFocus is built natively for macOS and runs completely locally β no analytics, no tracking, and no data ever leaves your Mac. One-time purchase, no subscription.
Launching with a special offer for the PH community β grab PeekFocus directly for $3.49 using code YZNJIYMA at checkout β https://lucidbit.lemonsqueezy.com/checkout/buy/98dba67f-db04-4ff5-877d-9a1dcd053c79. First 50 redemptions, valid until May 8.
Also dropping 5 free App Store codes valid until May 8 β first come, first served: XWKT6E7P8REN6RMYX8 Β· YRHXEEA7NKLTMKY343 Β· XP3TRYNAK6P3NNKHX4 Β· YX6687LNNMX3L6XMPH Β· 7LPKMLN6KEMPE6JJHE
Check out our other apps at https://lucidbit.app/index.html
Would love to hear how you currently manage focus on your Mac, or whether you have ever wished your screen looked a little cleaner during a presentation.