Focus Mode

Focus mode strips the app down to one thing: the task in front of you and a timer. It’s where you go to actually do the work you scheduled, with no board, no calendar, and no notifications competing for your attention.

Choosing a task

Focus opens onto whatever is scheduled right now. If nothing is running, it shows an empty state instead of guessing, and a Choose task button lets you pull anything from today’s schedule into the hero slot.

1. 1Nothing scheduled right now shows the empty-schedule prompt.
2. 2Open Choose task to see everything left on today’s schedule.
3. 3Pick one and it becomes the hero task, front and center.

The focus session

The hero task keeps three numbers in view at once: how long you have Actually worked, how long the block was Planned for, and how much time is Remaining. Start begins tracking; subtasks and a notes field sit right below it so you never have to leave the page to make progress.

1. 1Start begins tracking time on the task in place.
2. 2Actual climbs while you work and Remaining counts the block down.
3. 3Add or check off subtasks without leaving the session.
4. 4Open details jumps to the full task modal, right where you’re focusing.

Timer rhythms and density

Underneath the experience toggle, a second segmented control sets the rhythm: plain Focus, Pomodoro, 52 / 17, or open-ended Flowtime. Each one changes how densely work and breaks alternate, and swaps the hero task for a timer ring while it runs.

1. 1Pomodoro packs short, frequent sprints with a dot for each cycle.
2. 252 / 17 runs one long stretch of deep work against a full recharge.
3. 3Flowtime drops the countdown entirely and counts up until you stop, earning a break proportional to how long you flowed.

Breaks

Flip the experience toggle to Relax any time you want a real break instead of more screen. The break surface shows whichever state you’re in: your task paused and waiting, or an earned-break countdown before the next one begins.