Starting a task is often harder than doing it, so AlltraFocus asks for only
25 minutes of focused work followed by a rest. Here is how it helps six kinds of people.
Students & Learners
The chapter you keep reopening
You’ve opened your textbook three times tonight and read the same paragraph twice and you’re getting frustrated. With AlltraFocus, sit down, take a breath, and settle yourself. Start a 25-minute session and read until the chime sounds, then take a break. Before you know it, after four sessions you’ll have studied for 100 minutes and your frustration is gone.
Writers & Creators
The blank page
The page is empty, the coffee is ready, and you’re tidying your desktop instead of writing while the dread grows. With AlltraFocus, sit down and let go of the whole chapter. Start a 25-minute session and write until the chime sounds, badly if you need to, then take a break. Soon the first page is written and the blank screen no longer worries you.
Developers & Analysts
The afternoon that disappeared
You have a tricky bug or a spreadsheet that needs real thought, your phone keeps lighting up, and you can’t find a clear hour to think. With AlltraFocus, close the extra tabs and start a 25-minute focus session. On Android, Focus Quiet Mode silences your phone for the session and restores it exactly as it was when the session ends, while your alarms and the contacts you’ve allowed still get through. By the time the chime sounds, you’ve had a full stretch of uninterrupted thinking and the problem looks smaller.
Remote & Home Workers
Days with no edges
At home, work starts whenever and never really ends, the sofa is close by, and you’re never sure whether you’ve done enough. With AlltraFocus, give the day a rhythm: start a 25-minute session, work until the chime sounds, then take a proper break. By the end of the day, you’ve worked in clear blocks, and when the timer says rest, you can rest without the guilt.
Anyone Who Procrastinates
The one thing on your list
You know exactly which task you’re avoiding, whether it’s the email, the form or the phone call, and it has been on your list for days, looking bigger every time you put it off. With AlltraFocus, take a breath and agree to just 25 minutes. Start a session, work on that one task until the chime sounds, then take a break. Twenty-five minutes later, you’ve made real progress on the task you were dreading.
People Who Dislike Clutter
You just want a timer
You’ve tried timer apps with streaks, badges, reminders and upgrade pop-ups, and ended up managing the app instead of doing your work, which is its own kind of stress. With AlltraFocus, open the timer and start a 25-minute session. There is one big countdown and one clear button, and nothing else asks for your attention. At the end of the session, you’ve spent the whole time on your work, not on the app.