Productivity
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Put your phone down. Get rewarded.
- Category
- Productivity
- Stage
- Pre-launch
- For
- People seeking distraction-free focus sessions for coding, studying, writing, or reading.
About
Complete phone-down focus sessions and earn rewards funded by relevant sponsors.
Features
- Problem
- People need a simple way to begin intentional focus time.
- How it works
- Users choose an activity such as coding, studying, writing, or reading and start a timed focus session.
- Result
- Users can structure a distraction-free work block.
- Why
- Choosing a task creates a deliberate focus commitment.
- Problem
- Advertising commonly interrupts attention.
- How it works
- Sponsor attribution is shown before the session; advertising disappears once the timer starts.
- Result
- Focus time has no ads or interruptions.
- Why
- Sponsors fund the session rather than demand attention during it.
- Problem
- Users need an incentive to complete sessions.
- How it works
- A sponsor-funded reward is unlocked when an eligible session is completed.
- Result
- Completed sessions add to the user’s balance.
- Why
- A small reward helps motivate users to begin and finish focused work.
- Problem
- Progress can be hard to sustain over time.
- How it works
- The product presents focused time, completed sessions, streaks, and earnings as ongoing progress.
- Result
- Users can track their focus habit over time.
- Why
- Visible progress gives users reasons beyond a single reward to continue.
- Problem
- Sponsors need relevance without relying on broad behavioral profiles.
- How it works
- Sponsors can align with declared focus categories, such as coding or studying, and offer an optional link after completion.
- Result
- Interested users can optionally take a next step without making rewards conditional on clicks.
- Why
- The user’s chosen activity provides direct contextual relevance.
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