Focus Tree

Open your phone with a plan, not a habit. Start by setting a daily target and breaking it into focus blocks that match your schedule. Pick the apps you’re allowed to use during a block and mute everything else. Connect your Starknet wallet to commit a small stake per session if you want skin in the game, then choose what happens if you quit early—lose a slice of your stake—or if you finish on time—earn it back with a bonus. Add your sessions from the app to your calendar so your day reflects your real priorities.

When it’s time to work, tap Start and let the timer guide you. Writers can lock in a 50-minute sprint with a short recovery break; coders can tag a session to a task or branch name; planners can attach a checklist and mark items as done mid-session. If you’re interrupted, hit Pause once; hit End twice and the session closes, with the outcome recorded. Quick notes let you capture what you finished. At the end, your proof-of-focus is anchored on Starknet so you have verifiable progress, not just a feeling. Review how much time went to each goal and which apps stayed within your allowlist.

Use groups to add accountability. Spin up a weekend sprint, set a shared stake, and invite friends or teammates. Everyone’s progress is visible through on-chain proofs, so results are transparent without sharing private content. Run recurring challenges—five mornings of deep work, four nightly study blocks, two weekly content batches—and see a leaderboard of completed minutes and streaks. Earn badges for consistency, not just intensity, and export your data for weekly reviews or standups. Share a public link to a finished session when you need to show clients or collaborators you put the hours in.

Mobile-first doesn’t mean fragile. Sessions keep running offline and sync when you reconnect. You control your keys; the app never takes custody of funds. Fees are kept low by using Starknet, and you can skip staking entirely if you just want a clean timer with app allowlists and analytics. Students can map study blocks for each course, freelancers can timebox deliverables, and creators can batch scripts, edits, and uploads. Over time, trim distractions, tune block lengths, and let the data show what actually moves your work forward.