Laps vs Focus Die

Turn focused work into laps. Track every session. Win your day. Laps uses the Pomodoro technique with a racing twist: work in focused sprints, take pit stops, and complete championships. Every session is tracked with detailed analytics so you can see your progress over time. • HOW IT WORKS - Set a goal and start your first lap (focused work interval) - Take a short break after each lap - Complete all laps to earn a long break - Finish all cycles to win a championship • FEATURES - Pomodoro timer with customizable intervals - Multiple goals with individual tracking - Search, sort, and favorite your goals - Add notes to any goal - Play/pause and skip controls - Countdown timer before each session - Sound alerts and haptic feedback - Full Focus Mode for distraction-free work - Dark mode - Face ID lock • TRACK YOUR PROGRESS (PRO) - Calendar heatmap showing daily activity - 30-day focus chart - Total focus time, active days, and championships - Per-goal history and statistics • PRO - ONE-TIME PURCHASE - Unlimited goals - Full timer customization - Detailed history and analytics - No subscription. Pay once, yours forever. Built for students, professionals, and anyone who wants to focus better.

Headline: Stop Overthinking. Just Roll. Body: You have 5 things to do right now: Gym, Emails, Laundry, Coding, and Reading. You stare at the list. You try to prioritize. You worry about which one is most important. An hour passes... and you’ve done nothing. This is called Analysis Paralysis. Your brain burns so much energy deciding what to do that it has no energy left to actually do the work. Focus Die is the cure. It acts as your external authority. It takes the burden of choice off your shoulders so you can stop negotiating with yourself and start building momentum. HOW IT WORKS: Dump Your Brain: Type in the tasks you are dreading. Roll the Die: Tap the button to let fate decide. Focus Mode: The app locks onto the winner. All other tasks disappear. You have one clear mission. Get it Done: Mark it complete, get a hit of dopamine, and roll again.