Free Productivity Timer
Ten 60-minute sessions. Each one logged. Finish every day knowing exactly what you did with your time.
Focus Without
The Friction.
One tool. One job. Get your work
done and know what you did.
One thing at a time
Start a 60-minute session and work on a single task. No switching between tabs, no checking messages halfway through. The timer keeps you honest with yourself.
Enhanced Productivity
Every session you finish gets added to your daily log. Metrics like sessions completed, total focused hours, progress toward your daily goal, all updated in real time to track.
A deadline every 60 minutes
Open-ended work drifts. A countdown doesn't. The timer gives every session a finish line, which turns "I should probably work on that" into actually doing it.
Log it before you forget
The moment a session ends, you write down what you worked on and what you got done. Two fields, thirty seconds. It's the part that makes everything else worth doing.
Boost Focus and Clarity
At the end of the day you've got a full record, every session, every task, every outcome. No more guessing whether you were productive. You'll have the proof.
An open letter to:
Working From Home
I read something online that stuck with me. Someone was working 12-hour days and getting almost nothing done. Sitting at the desk from 8am to 8pm, checking emails, scrolling, responding to messages, putting out small fires.
Feeling busy the entire time, exhausted by the end of it. But when they honestly asked what they'd actually accomplished that day, the answer was almost nothing.
The fix this person found was brutally simple. They bought a cheap timer, set it to 60 minutes, and worked one task until it went off. No email, no phone, no switching tabs, just the one task.
When the timer went off, they wrote down what they worked on, how long they spent, and what they got done. Then they took a 10-minute break and did it again. Ten times a day.
The results were hard to argue with. They had accomplished more in their first week than they had done in an entire month. Not because they worked more hours, but because every hour was actually spent working.
The log made it "impossible to lie to yourself."
The problem ahead was the setup. The system worked, but getting started meant building a Google Form, linking it to a spreadsheet, buying a physical timer, and finding someone to send your results to for accountability.
That's why I built a Free Daily Focus Log. It's the same system all in one browser tab. You open it, press start, and work. When the session ends, you write down what you did.
Ten sessions a day, all logged. At the end of day, you've got a clear record of exactly where all your time went.
There's no method to learn & no course to buy. The insight was never complicated, work in focused blocks and write it down. The hard part was always just doing it. This makes it as easy as possible.
No account needed, Free for everyone.
Always Free
Pay Never
(Billed every hour
spent unfocused)
Full session logs saved in browser
Configurable settings / timer lengths
No account to setup, No installs
Stop Guessing
Where Time Goes?
Know exactly where your time
went and track every session.
"I'd been using Pomodoro timers for years but never logging anything. Adding the log at the end is way better."
"When you know you have to write what you accomplished, you actually try to accomplish something."
Questions Answered
Find answers to common questions
about our tool and its features.