FocusClock
A big-ass clock for your desk that also happens to count down.
Revolutionary? No. Useful? Shockingly, yes.
Get on Google Play
A big-ass clock for your desk that also happens to count down.
Revolutionary? No. Useful? Shockingly, yes.
Get on Google Play
We couldn't decide between making a clock or a timer. So we made both. Sue us.
A massive, actually-readable display showing what time it is. Replaces your phone's boring Always-On Display with something you can see from across the room. Also shows your next calendar meeting so you know exactly when your "deep work" session will be interrupted.
A Pomodoro-style countdown that sits right next to the clock. Tells you to work for 25 minutes, then rewards you with 5 minutes to question your career choices. It's like having a productivity coach, except it doesn't charge $300/hour.
Buckle up, this is going to blow your mind.
Like a clock. Because that's what clocks do. Ours is just big enough that you don't need to squint.
Shows your next calendar event so you know exactly when your focus session will be brutally interrupted.
From 25 minutes. Or 50. Or 7. Set whatever duration lets you pretend to work.
Shows battery level because apparently that's important when it's plugged into a charger.
Pixel shift technology so your $1000 phone doesn't get screen burn-in. You're welcome.
Because apparently choosing colors makes you feel like you've customized something.
For when your phone is standing up like a normal desk clock.
For the sophisticated dock users.
A refreshing list of features we purposely didn't add.
Not real reviews. Obviously.
"It's literally just a clock and a timer. I can't believe I'm giving this 5 stars but here we are."
"I can actually READ the time from across the room. My AOD could never. Where has this been all my life?"
"No subscription. No ads. No tracking. I feel like I'm using software from 2010. I miss 2010."
"My coworkers think I'm super focused now. I'm just looking at a big clock. 10/10 performance art."
Like buying software in the Before Times. When apps were just... apps.
Android 8.0+ • ~2MB download • Works offline • No account required
One permission • No subscription • No ads • No kidding