Haruda Focus vs Untangle

Spent hours at your desk but feel like nothing got done? Track the time you actually focused, not just the time you sat there. Haruda Focus is a Pomodoro study timer that logs your real study hours and locks distracting apps while you work. Made for high school and college students heading into finals, anyone preparing for a certification or licensing exam, and anyone who wants to log real study hours every day. ■ Pomodoro, stopwatch & timers A Pomodoro timer built on the classic rhythm of 25 minutes of focus and a 5-minute break. Turn on Set Mode for a long break after every few rounds, save your own Pomo Presets, and switch on Auto flow so focus sessions and breaks keep rolling on their own. Don't feel like setting anything up? Start the stopwatch. For fixed blocks like a practice test, start a saved timer. ■ Focus Lock While you focus, only the apps you allow will open. Everything unlocks during breaks. Focus Lock uses Apple's Screen Time. ■ Records & stats Give each session a Focus Score when it ends. Then see your patterns at a glance: a 24-hour timeline, daily, weekly and monthly stats, and time by category, such as each subject you study. ■ D-Day countdown See how many days are left until your exam every time you open the app. ■ Home Screen & Lock Screen widgets See today's focus time and your nearest D-Day without opening the app. Tap the start button on the Home Screen widget to open the app, and your focus session starts 3 seconds later. ■ Together Sign in, create a private space with a few friends, see each other focusing, and send quiet cheers. No leaderboards, just the feeling of studying side by side. ■ Also Sound, vibration and flash alerts when a session ends. Sign in to keep your records in sync across devices. Available in 13 languages. ■ Premium (one-time purchase) No ads, plus unlimited Pomo Presets (free users can save up to 3). When things pile up, just start. Don't worry about how. Once you start, you'll get there.

Know what you need to do but can't get started? Untangle is a planner that turns what's on your mind into tasks and breaks a big task into first steps you can do right now. Tangle, the AI assistant, does the sorting with you. You can start right away without signing up. Untangle is built by a small team for anyone who finds it hard to start, with or without an ADHD diagnosis. Break big tasks into small steps Pick a task you keep putting off and ask Tangle to break it down. Tangle asks when it is due and splits it into steps that fit your deadline. Check the steps, edit them, and save them as subtasks. Type it like a chat, save it as a plan Write "groceries tomorrow, hand in my assignment on Thursday, book movie tickets" in one message. Tangle turns it into separate tasks with dates, and you choose which ones to save. See all your tasks in one list Tasks with a time, tasks for later and finished tasks are in one list. Swipe a task to move it to another day or delete it. Plan your day on a calendar timeline Place tasks on the day's timeline and drag a block to change its time. Tasks without a set time wait in the Anytime row at the top. Start a focus timer and finish one thing at a time Start a 25-minute Pomodoro or a stopwatch with no time limit. Check off subtasks as you go. Your focus time is saved with each task. Get a reminder when it is time Set a reminder time for any task. Tap the notification to open that task directly. See today's tasks without opening the app The home screen widget shows today's remaining tasks, and you can check them off from the widget. Who it is for - People whose to-do list keeps growing but who struggle to start - People who put things off until the last minute - Adults with ADHD or ADHD traits who find it hard to set priorities - Students and working people whose study or work plans keep falling apart FAQ Q. I don't have an ADHD diagnosis. Can I still use it? A. Yes. Anyone who tends to put tasks off can use Untangle. Q. How is it different from other to-do list apps? A. Most to-do apps help you write tasks down. Untangle also helps you choose what to do first, break big tasks into steps and start with a timer. Q. Do I need an account? A. No. You can start without signing up or logging in. Q. Is it free? A. Yes. Untangle is free to use. Q. Where is my data stored? A. What you enter in the app, such as tasks and chats with Tangle, may be sent to and stored on our servers to provide app features. Data is encrypted in transit, and you can request deletion. See the privacy policy for details. Please note - AI answers may not always be accurate. You can report an inappropriate answer in the app. - Untangle is not a medical device and does not replace ADHD diagnosis or treatment. - Contact: Settings > Contact us in the app