Focus App Target Audience Professionals Students Neurodivergent Individuals Problems We’re looking to gently introduce users who struggle with focus on tasks to ideas, concepts and tools to help them do what they plan
We’re NOT looking to help the task-oriented individual more efficiently manage their tasks. Players in the Space
Toggl: Offers time-tracking solutions to monitor productivity.
Motion: Combines task management with calendar scheduling to prioritize work.toggl.com
Freedom: Enables users to block distractions across devices.
Focus Bear: Encourages focus through structured work sessions and breaks.en.wikipedia.org
Focus Bear: Incorporates gamification to make focusing more engaging.
Mental Clarity Focus@Will: Provides music tracks designed to enhance focus based on neuroscience principles. en.wikipedia.org
Task & Goal Management Todoist: A task management app that helps users organize and prioritize tasks.
Due: Focuses on reminders and recurring tasks to keep users on track.
Minimalist: Offers a simple interface for task management to reduce overwhelm. Opportunity Sizing Current market size is valued at approximately $435 million, growing at a CAGR of 6.6% English speaking market to start, but global opportunity
Core User Flow Home (Task breakdown) User Enters the app with a task in mind that they want to do User enters the home page into a chat interface or uses voice. We generate breakdown of micro-tasks and breaks to help the user break down the tasks, and helps the user get started List should be editable, users can edit, remove, re-order or add new tasks Should always include a timer that puts the user into a pomodoro session with breaks. In this session it should give the user an option to block apps. User can add additional prompts to update the task list Ability to save, and re-load task breakdown Timer (with app blocking) When in the timer mode, either use timer by itself or run through the generated task list Discover (Content curated for focus) Search Carousels Focus-oriented meditations (e.g. Improve Focus collection, 7 days of focus, Finding Focus, Soundscapes, Lo-Fi Music, etc.) Journal activities Breathe bubbles Recently Played Favorites Stats/Profile/History Achievements List Log off all tasks the user has completed (e.g. cleaned kitchen, prepared presentation, etc.) Pomodoro stats Task stats Streaks Subscription Model Burning question: Is this a revenue-generating or a feeder app? And if feeder, how successful would this app be compared to UA for our other apps? Free Experience 1 Task Breakdown per day Timer Discover (free content only with upsells) Stats/Profile/History Focus Subscription Price competitively ($20-$40) No limits on task breakdown barring excessive use (guardrails in place) Timer Discover (selection of focus-oriented content) Bundle Subscription Search for all Calm content from the Focus app Access to other Calm apps
I'll help you create a Focus App that addresses the needs of professionals, students, and neurodivergent individuals who struggle with focus. Let me think through the project structure and design approach.
Let me create a comprehensive Focus App that helps users break down tasks, maintain focus, and access helpful content. This app will specifically target professionals, students, and neurodivergent individuals who struggle with focusing on tasks.
I've created a comprehensive Focus App that helps users break down tasks, maintain focus, and access helpful content. The app is specifically designed for professionals, students, and neurodivergent individuals who struggle with focusing on tasks.
The app follows a subscription model with free features (limited task breakdowns, timer, basic content) and premium features (unlimited task breakdowns, app blocking, exclusive content).
The design is clean and minimalist to avoid distractions, with a calming color palette and clear typography. The app is fully responsive and works on both desktop and mobile devices.
can you add meditation breaks in the task breakdown and call it Calm Focus
I'll add meditation breaks to the task breakdown and rename the app to "Calm Focus". Let me implement these changes.
I've updated the app to "Calm Focus" and integrated meditation breaks throughout the task breakdown feature. Here's what's been changed:
When you enter a task in the task breakdown, the app now automatically suggests meditation breaks between key task steps. These breaks are designed to help you refresh your mind and maintain focus throughout your work session.
The meditation breaks are fully customizable - you can adjust their duration, change their description, or remove them entirely. You can also add additional meditation breaks at any point in your task list using the new "Add Meditation Break" button.
During a meditation break, you can use the dedicated meditation timer mode, which provides a focused environment for your mindfulness practice.
This integration of meditation with task management creates a more balanced approach to productivity, helping users who struggle with focus to maintain their mental clarity throughout their work sessions.
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