FocusDeep is a quiet focus timer for the things you keep meaning to get to.
Type what you want to make time for, then pick a countdown between five minutes and two hours. If you'd rather not watch the clock, let it count up while you work. Clari, a small leafy friend, stays in your room the whole time. When the session ends you collect stars, and it goes into your journal with a short note if you want to add one.
Stars buy little treasures for your room: a sun lamp, a morning fern, a moon clock, a paper crane and more. You decide what goes out and what gets put away, and over a few weeks the room fills up with the time you put in. There's a cloud study, a moonlit garden and a star observatory, each at night or at dawn.
People use FocusDeep as a study timer before exams, a pomodoro timer for work sprints, a focus timer for deep work, or a study buddy for the afternoons when working alone feels hard.
WHAT'S INSIDE
• A countdown from 5 to 120 minutes, or an open-ended count-up
• Clari, an original companion who reads, rests and celebrates with you
• Stars for every finished session, and twelve treasures to collect
• Three illustrated rooms, each with a night and a dawn mood
• A focus journal with tags, short reflections and a look at where your focused time goes
• A daily focus goal you can change whenever you like
• A break timer for five, ten or fifteen minutes
• Ambient sound: soft rain, ocean waves, forest birds, a crackling fire, brown noise or a quiet breeze
• Your running timer in a notification on the lock screen
• A daily focus alarm on the days you choose
You can start as a guest without signing up. Create an account when you want to keep your room and pick it up on another device.
Ending a session early is fine. You just don't get stars for that one.
Latest Version
1.0Uploaded by
Carlz Allinatniuq
Requires Android
Android 7.0+
Category
Free Productivity AppContent Rating
Everyone
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Flag as inappropriateLast updated on Oct 3, 2026
Initial release of FocusDeep with focus timers, journal reflections, daily goals, room rewards, and local daily alarms.
