Plan your tasks, build better habits, and focus alongside others — all in one place.
Free to get started.
To-dos on a board, a calendar and a priority matrix.
Pomodoro sessions with a timer that keeps your place.
Daily goals and streaks, with room for a rest day.
A small crew working at the same time, with chat and challenges.
XP, levels and badges for the time you actually focused.
FocusCrew
FocusCrew Notes keeps your notes next to your plans, habits, and focus sessions. Notion is a more flexible workspace for documents, databases, and team knowledge. Which one fits depends on what you want your notes to do.
Studying
Work backwards from your exam, find the topics you're weakest on, and schedule practice you can realistically do, with time left over to revise and rest.
ADHD
Your focus span is not a fixed number. Here is what research says about how long people really concentrate, why the mind wanders, and six habits that make longer stretches of focus easier.
Questions
A productivity app that keeps your plan, your habits and your focus in one place. You plan work on a board, track the habits you are building or breaking, and run Pomodoro sessions to actually do the work — alone or with a small crew. What you finish adds up to one record of XP, levels, streaks and badges.
See how it worksA small group — usually three to five people — with a recurring window when you all intend to focus. Nobody schedules you and nobody is matched with you: you join a crew with a code, or find a public one, and the window is a shared intention rather than an appointment.
See how crews workNo. There is no video, no audio and no screen sharing anywhere in FocusCrew, and there is nothing to install. Your crew sees that you are focusing and how long for — never what you are working on, unless you choose to label a session.
Yes. The timer, the planning board, habit tracking, crews, XP, streaks and badges are free and stay free — that is the core of the product, not a trial. A paid tier with more depth is planned, and it is not available yet.
See what is freeThe session keeps running, because it lives on the server rather than in your browser. Reopen FocusCrew on any device and the same timer is still counting, with the right time left. If a session is abandoned entirely, it is closed and credited what it was planned for rather than the hours the tab sat open.