Focuslapse shows you — split across every kind of work in your day. You were at the desk every day. Some of it was deep. Some of it wasn't. Right now you can't see which.
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Beta hasn't had hours in 11 days.
Every session ends with one tap: deep, partial, drifted, or skipped. So the picture isn't just where the hours went — it's whether each hour was real.
Focuslapse surfaces what changed: “Acme dropped from 25h/wk → 12h/wk. Gamma is new this week (1.5h).” No “you should.” You see the pattern; you decide what to do about it.
Acme dropped from 25h/wk → 12h/wk. Gamma is new this week (1.5h).
Before: Your day spans a lot — code in the morning, design in the afternoon, meetings in between, sometimes a different product the next day. By Friday the week felt full and you can't say where the hours really went, or how many of them were focused. They blur.
One uniform week — productive, supposedly.
↓ Scroll to see where the hours actually went
After: Focuslapse shows the split. Coding: 18 hours, 14 deep. Marketing: 6, half drifted. Design: 4. Meetings: 3. Now it's data instead of a feeling — and the decisions about next week get made on what actually happened.
Add what you're working on and how long. Tag it to a Track — coding, marketing, a specific product, whatever fits how you actually think about your work.
Start the block. When it ends, one tap: deep, partial, drifted, or skipped.
Open the dashboard. Your week, split across every Track. How many hours each got, and how many of those were actually deep.
You just spent a focused block reading this. One tap — exactly how Focuslapse ends every real session.
That's the whole loop. Now do it for your real work.
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