One next action
Instead of a wall of tasks, see one action you can start now.
You do not have to organize the system before using it. Write things down as they come — FOCUS helps extract tasks, choose the next action, and turn a large goal into a few manageable steps.
FOCUS is not a medical device and does not diagnose or treat ADHD.
Write tasks in ordinary language — one line or a whole list. No folders or perfect structure required first.
AI extracts standalone tasks. A large goal can stay intact while being split into a few useful subtasks.
FOCUS surfaces one useful next action. Start Focus: the timer keeps you moving while Focus Guard can cover distracting websites.
The product is designed around executive-function friction: starting, prioritizing, keeping a large goal in view, and returning after distraction.
Instead of a wall of tasks, see one action you can start now.
A large task stays intact while a short sequence of steps lives inside it.
Free-form text becomes tasks without manually filling a dozen fields.
Create, edit, complete, or delete any task without AI.
A countdown uses the task estimate and alerts you when time is up.
While you work, FOCUS Guard can cover social, video, and other selected websites and bring your current task back into view.
Connect Telegram and receive deadline and current-task reminders where you are more likely to notice them.
When everything feels urgent, the interface narrows attention to the most important work.
Turn on Focus Guard and choose distracting categories or your own websites. While you work, the browser extension can cover the page with your current task instead of blocking the entire internet.
You opened a distracting site, but you have a task right now:
FOCUS can send task and deadline reminders directly to your messenger. Telegram is supported now, and the notification system is designed to support additional channels later.
We reduce decisions required before starting: free-form capture, a limited number of subtasks, visible priorities, one next action, and full manual control over the result.
AI can be wrong about priority, duration, or decomposition. Users can edit the result. FOCUS does not diagnose, assess symptoms, or replace a doctor or mental-health professional.
No. It is designed for anyone who struggles to hold tasks in mind, prioritize, start large tasks, or resume after distraction. No diagnosis is required.
No. FOCUS is a planning and task-organization tool, not a medical device and not a diagnostic or treatment service for ADHD.
AI helps turn free-form text into tasks, estimate priority, and when useful break a large goal into a few sequential actions.
Yes. Tasks can be created, edited, completed, and deleted manually.