Use case · For students
The study desk, folded into the notch
Pomodoro, notes, units, emoji, and a sound machine — one hover away.
Time that keeps itself
Pomodoro with cycle memory, countdowns, and a lap stopwatch. The pill counts down while you work, a chime marks the break, and hydration nudges arrive as real notifications.
The quick-answer tools
Units for the physics problem, Emoji’s full 3,944 catalog for the group chat, Translate for the language reading, and Notes with a side editor that persists.
A room you can study in
Layerable ambient soundscapes — rain over waves over brown noise — synthesized on the fly, with a fade-out timer that ends the session as gently as it started.
- Timers
- Notes
- Units
- Emoji
- Sounds
- Habits
timerslive
24:31
focus · cycle 3 of 4
laundry12:44 left
tea2:30 left
stopwatch00:41.8 · lap 2
waternative nudges, on schedule
Rendered live — drawn, not screenshotted.
Fair questions
- Does the Pomodoro remember where I was?
- Yes — cycle memory keeps the work/break sequence across sessions, so a paused pomodoro resumes in the right phase.
- Is one license enough for my MacBook and the family iMac?
- A license covers three of your Macs, and slots are movable any time.
Twenty tools. One hover. $9.99, once.