Pomi Focus vs Voyage

Pomi is a warm, quiet focus timer with a tiny peach-blob friend cheering you on. No streaks to break. No notifications begging you back. No accounts, no sign-ups, no clutter. Just you, Pomi, and a calm block of time. — HOW IT WORKS — • Pick a session length: 5, 15, 25, 45, 60, or 90 minutes • Tap Start — Pomi closes their eyes and breathes along with you • When time's up, Pomi celebrates with a happy little blush, a gentle chime, and a soft haptic tap • Your daily focused minutes quietly tick up at the top — DESIGNED FOR FOCUS — • A single screen. No tabs, no menus, no settings to fiddle with • Soft peach palette that's easy on tired eyes • Big readable countdown in a rounded monospaced font • Screen stays awake during a session so Pomi keeps you company • Background-safe: lock your phone, switch apps — your session keeps running and a notification lands the moment it's done — GREAT FOR — • Pomodoro-style work sessions (25 minutes on, short break) • Deep work blocks (45, 60, 90 minutes) • Quick 5-minute resets between tasks • Studying, writing, reading, drawing, meditating • Anyone who finds most productivity apps overwhelming

Voyage turns a study session into a flight. For students, by students. Pick a real route on the globe. The flight time is your study time. SFO to LAX is 1 hour 25 minutes. SFO to JFK is 5 hours 30. Pick a seat, write down up to three things to work on, and tear your boarding pass to take off. Turn on Airplane Mode and Voyage blocks the apps you pick, from takeoff until you land. It uses Apple's Screen Time, so your music and the map keep working. The list of apps stays on your phone. While you study you can look out the window, listen to the cabin, or follow your plane on the map. If you leave the app for more than 30 seconds, your flight stops early. It's a lot easier to stay when there's a plane to land. No destination in mind? Open skies takes off for 25 minutes with nowhere planned. Tap to fly it yourself, let go and the autopilot takes over, and it lands you at a real airport nearby. When you land, customs asks you three quick questions out loud about what you studied. It runs on your iPhone, and you can turn it off. Then you get a passport stamp and a logbook entry. You can replay any trip on the map and share it. Long routes have real connections with a layover between legs. Widgets and a Live Activity show your flight on the Home Screen and Lock Screen. I'm Patrick. I study electrical engineering at UCSB and I fly a lot. I love it. I built Voyage because I wanted studying to feel more like that. It's free. No ads, no subscription, no account. Your history stays on your phone. The code is open source at https://github.com/machmoon/Voyage. If something breaks or you want a route added, open an issue there.