Lock In vs Focus Timer

You procrastinate. You lose track. You end your day without knowing where your time went. Launch a focus session in 3 seconds: choose your work type, set the countdown, and go. The timer runs. You work. No noise, no distraction — just a calm, minimal space to get things done. What you get: – Focus sessions by work type (client, creative, admin, learning…) – A clean countdown timer, built for deep work – Daily progress: completed sessions, total time, breakdown by activity – Notifications to keep your rhythm and build a consistent habit – Designed for remote workers and freelancers, not teams Whether you follow the pomodoro method or prefer custom durations, Freelancer Focus adapts to your flow. Stay motivated, stay on track — one session at a time. The free version includes one session per day — enough to try it, not enough for those who want to perform. Stop letting your day happen to you. Start building it. Terms of use: https://bryanbouaoun.com/en/freelancerfocus/terms_of_use

Focus for 25 minutes — and a building rises in your city. Focus Timer is a calm Pomodoro timer with a reason to stay off your phone: every session you finish becomes one building in a little isometric city that's yours to explore. Quick sessions raise cottages; long deep-work sessions raise townhouses and apartment blocks. Keep showing up and your city grows whole districts — leafy neighborhoods, a market square, parks, and one day, a clock tower. • One finished session = one building, forever — tap any building to see the day, the minutes, and what you were working on • Longer sessions build bigger buildings • A real little city: roads, gardens, districts, landmarks — pinch, pan, explore • Classic Pomodoro breaks, gentle and optional • Pick your length: presets, or a simple stepper up to an hour • Streaks and lifetime focus stats • No account, no ads getting in the way of the work — everything stays on your device Free for 7 days, then a single one-time unlock. No subscription, ever. Part of Appopolis — a little city of small, focused apps.