FocusType App

Most focus timers assume everyone works the same way. FocusType starts by asking. Seven quick questions about your attention, your rhythm and your environment give you a focus type — Diver, and others — and a session toolkit built around it. FIND YOUR FOCUS TYPE A short quiz about how long you can stay on one task, what pulls you away, and what your ideal working stretch looks like. The result is a profile with a plain description of how you work best, and a session setup pre-configured to match it. If you are a Diver, that means long timers and a quiet, minimal screen. Other types get shorter blocks and different pacing. SESSIONS THAT FIT YOU Every setting is adjustable before you begin: - Session duration — 45 minutes, 1 hour or 1 hour 30 minutes - Ambient sound — silence, rain or forest - Visual pattern — Steady for a calm anchor, Breathe for a slow expanding rhythm to pace your breathing - Break duration — 5 or 10 minutes Change any of it for a single session, or leave the defaults your profile chose. A SCREEN THAT DOESN'T DISTRACT The session view is a single breathing circle, nothing else. No countdown ticking down at you, no numbers to check, no progress bar to watch. Pause, mute or end at any time from the controls below. When the session ends, the app tells you — quietly. SEE WHAT YOU ACTUALLY DID After each session you get focus time, break time and your profile, plus an optional one-tap rating of how the session felt. Recent sessions build into a history you can look back on. Rate it or skip it — nothing is required. NOTHING TO KEEP UP WITH No streaks to break, no daily goals, no notifications guilting you into opening the app. FocusType works fully offline, needs no account, and keeps everything on your device. WHO IT'S FOR - Developers, writers, designers and anyone doing deep work - Students working through long study blocks - People for whom the standard 25-minute Pomodoro has never quite fit - Anyone who wants a timer that adapts rather than one more habit to maintain ABOUT THE QUIZ Your focus type is a practical framing used to pick sensible defaults for your sessions. It is not a psychological test, a diagnosis, or a scientific measure of attention, and FocusType makes no medical or clinical claims.