I used to work for hours, but got nothing done. Checked X every 10 mins, hopped between podcast eps. No focus. So I build a tool to remove all distractions.
I used to work for hours, but got nothing done
Checked X every 10 mins, hopped between podcast eps
No focus
So I build a tool to remove all distractions
- Blocks any url
- Plays YouTube mixes wihtout having to go on YT
- Times your focus time (stopwatch or pomodoro)
- Gitbuh grid to track progress
Now what used to take hours, takes minutes
We can collaborate to build something that people pay for, if you are okay, let's connect
Cool idea! I have a small question, I have no idea whether it's a google extension or a website? If it's a website, how can it lock in my chrome?
@danigleba For someone easily pulled into endless videos, how does the tool prevent distractions like ads or suggested content? Does it strip the experience down to just audio, or is there another approach to keep focus intact?
About to tak emy rpoductivity to the next level thanks Dani and congrats on the launch. Looks like we are launch day twins or something anyway, wishing you all the best.
Congrats on the launch! 🎉 As someone drowning in to-do lists and constant task-switching (hello, 10 unfinished projects), this is a game-changer. That magical 'what was I doing?' moment after calls? Solved.
Perfect for us scatterbrained pros who need to: ✓ Jump between tasks ✓ Handle endless calls ✓ Actually check things off the list
Can't wait to try it – my productivity might finally catch up with my ambitions! 🚀
Love this! I especially see the use case for students, which, looking at the name is the target audience - very clever!
Excellent idea. Love love the “to-do” list feature.
Very interesting idea.
You can monetize it by adding focus credits, like the user needs to add, let's say, $10. Every time he loses focus, he loses money too.
Distractions are the real enemy of getting things done, productivity and focus. I simply supported this product because I used to have that exact problem.
Thank you for solving it in a much cooler way, Dani. Job well done!
