Focus timers, ambient sounds, flashcards and planners — plus stretch breaks, brain-training games and quick casual games to recharge between sessions.
Stay focused with timed work sessions and short breaks — with a fullscreen focus mode, daily stats and a chime, all in your browser.
Blend rain, ocean waves, brown noise and more into your own background mix to block distractions while you study or work.
Build decks, flip through cards, and let the schedule bring back the ones you miss — stored only on your device.
Write down your tasks, set a priority and a due date, and tick them off. Everything saves automatically on your device.
Start a timer for a subject, see where your hours go, and build a clear picture of your week.
Decide what to do now, what to plan, what to hand off and what to drop — drag your tasks into four boxes.
See exactly how much time is left until your next exam, deadline or trip, with live days, hours, minutes and seconds.
Build a routine one day at a time — check off your habits, keep your streak alive and see your progress.
Check in with a few lines a day: your mood, what you are grateful for and what went well. Private and saved on your device.
Type the passage as fast and accurately as you can and get your words per minute and accuracy.
Find the numbers in order as fast as you can while keeping your eyes in the middle — a classic way to train focus and peripheral vision.
Name the colour of the ink, not the word — a quick test of focus, attention and self-control.
Watch the squares light up and press Match when one is in the same place as n steps ago — a well-known working memory exercise.
Watch the pattern of lights and sounds, then repeat it — each round adds one more step.
A number flashes on the screen — remember it and type it back. Each level adds one more digit.
Answer as many sums as you can in 60 seconds. Pick the operations and the level, and try to beat your best.
Hit as many targets as you can in 30 seconds — practise mouse accuracy, speed and hand–eye coordination.
Flip the cards and find all the matching pairs in as few moves as you can — a quick brain break between study sessions.
Click as soon as the screen turns green. Five rounds give you your average reaction time in milliseconds.