Focus timer
Start focused work and break sessions with keyboard-friendly controls and a full-screen timer mode.
Free focus timer for daily work
Run focused sessions, track goals, and understand your productive time.
Hyphocus combines a clean Pomodoro-style timer with goals, session history, reports, mood context, and Focus Shield for distraction-aware work.
Start freeA quieter workspace for personal focus
The public timer stays simple for guests, while signed-in users can keep their goals, sessions, reports, and preferences in one place.
Simulations
Run reusable time rehearsals with a virtual start clock for exams, presentations, or timed routines, and add goal-linked runs to progress.
Goal tracking
Attach focus sessions to personal goals so time spent turns into visible progress.
Daily goal streak
Set a daily focus target and build a streak by meeting it on consecutive days.
Session history
Review completed sessions, notes, ratings, and activity details without rebuilding context manually.
Productivity reports
See focus time, breaks, completion rate, goal distribution, and daily breakdowns in clear reports.
Mood context
Track how daily mood relates to focus time and review patterns without turning the app into a diary.
Customizable themes
Choose separate light and dark workspace colors with presets, a color spectrum, or a custom hex value.
Focus Shield
Use distraction-aware controls such as wake lock and confirmation flows when deep focus matters.
Hyphocus FAQ
What is Hyphocus?
Hyphocus is a web-based focus timer for personal productivity. It helps people run focused sessions, connect time to goals, and review productivity patterns.
Is Hyphocus free to start?
Yes. People can start with the public timer for free, then create an account to save goals, sessions, reports, and preferences.
Who is Hyphocus for?
Hyphocus is built for individuals who want a calmer way to manage focus sessions, study blocks, deep work, and recurring personal goals.
Does Hyphocus replace project management tools?
No. Hyphocus focuses on personal focus sessions, goal progress, and productivity reflection rather than task assignment or team project planning.