Advanced tools can be optional.The core timer stays free.
We are testing demand for higher-touch focus tools like deeper analytics, team workflows, and planning utilities. The simple timer is still the product baseline and remains free for everyone.
Tell us if this is useful before we build too much.
This is a validation page, not a full checkout flow. We want to know whether serious users want advanced tooling enough to ask for it, describe their workflow, and join early testing.
No billing is set up here. This page only captures demand and use-case clarity.
What stays free
The timer itself stays free: quick sessions, flexible durations, notifications, privacy-first local behavior, and the core focus experience. We are not testing a paywall for the basic timer.
What may become optional later are heavier workflows that cost more to build and support, like deeper reporting, shared team coordination, and more specialized planning layers.
Advanced focus analytics
See longer-term focus patterns, session quality trends, and usable review summaries instead of only lightweight local stats.
Team and shared workflows
Coordinate shared focus blocks, manager-safe summaries, and reusable team templates without changing the simple core timer.
More flexible planning tools
Test higher-touch planning helpers such as guided schedules, reusable presets, and workflow recommendations for specific roles.
The site already promises that the core timer remains free. This page keeps that promise intact by separating core access from optional advanced workflows.
If demand is weak, we should keep the timer simple and avoid building unnecessary billing or account overhead. If demand is real, we can design an optional layer without damaging trust.
What a strong signal looks like
People request access with a clear workflow problem, not just curiosity.
Users mention advanced analytics, shared sessions, or team reporting unprompted.
Visitors click into early access from free-core pages without confusion.
Requests cluster around a small set of repeatable use cases we can actually support.