No manual timers, no clocking in or out. Focus watches your foreground window in the background and turns it into an honest, automatic score for your day.
Windows 10/11 · Runs locally · Nothing leaves your machine
Three quiet steps, no daily input required.
Focus watches your active foreground window — the app or browser tab actually in front of you — without interrupting anything.
Every app and site is sorted into productive, distracted, or neutral, using rules you can see and edit at any time.
At a glance: a 0–100 score for the day, and a running streak that rewards consistency, not just good days.
Pulled straight from the app's own Today view.
A single 0–100 number for your day, weighted by how you actually spent your time.
Consecutive days you've hit your target score — a reason to show up again tomorrow.
Total hours logged in apps and sites you've classified as productive today.
Where the day actually went — tracked plainly, with no judgment attached.
Two things most trackers get wrong — that Focus handles by default.
Most trackers mark you "away" the moment your mouse stops moving — flagging a silently-watched lecture or video as idle. Focus checks whether audio is actually playing before it calls you away, so a video you're genuinely watching stays counted.
Sites aren't all-or-nothing. Mark just the educational half of a YouTube session as productive, independent of the general site rule — without reclassifying every video you'll ever watch there.
Everything Focus shows you, built around the same score.
Focus logs activity to a local SQLite database on your computer. There's no account, no server, and no sync — nothing about what you do ever leaves your machine.
Download Focus for Windows and let it run in the background from day one.
Windows 10/11 · Free while in development