Welcome to the calm side of the Internet.
Twenty-five minutes of work in front of a good view, then a breath, then again.
Mount Fuji, Japan · photograph by @rahilchadha
A timer you don't have to watch.
- The digits fade after a few seconds.
- One thin line fills for the length of the block.
- Hover or tap to see the time. It returns on its own for the last minute.
01:30
Focus
How a session goes.
Twenty-five minutes of work, a 4-7-8 breath, five minutes of rest, then the same again. Skip the breath whenever you like.
Pick a view.
Photographs of Asian landscapes, paintings from the Birmingham Museums Trust, and plain gradients for when you want nothing in the frame. Press B in the app and the next one arrives.
Less to manage, more time to work.
Most productivity tools ask for setup, categories and streaks before you have typed a word. This one asks for twenty-five minutes.
- A done list
- Write down what you finished today. The list grows instead of nagging.
- Photographs, paintings, gradients
- Fifty-plus curated backgrounds, each credited to the person or museum it came from.
- Music one key away
- Twenty-five playlists chosen for concentration. Press M and keep working.
- Nothing to configure
- Open the page and press start. Everything else waits until you ask for it.
Made between Sevilla and Bangkok.
Built by one person, Luis. Free to use. The account is optional.
The next twenty-five minutes are yours.
“The safe place to work and manage my time that I was looking for.” — Nacho