Analyse de l'application FocusLoot: Focus Timer pour le 18 février

Turn your study and work sessions into two motivating challenges. Compete with friends on the leaderboard and in the shop and double your focus. Instead of procrastinating or doomscrolling, set a timer and compete with friends on the leaderboard. The limited number of rewards turns the shop into a second competition. Unlock your rewards faster than your friends. Don’t let your favorites get taken first. FOCUS TIMER Use the focus timer or Pomodoro mode for distraction-free work (studying, exam prep, homework, remote work and daily productivity). Earn coins for every minute (max. 60 coins per session). Use the FocusLoot Timer to challenge yourself even further. This special timer can ring before the scheduled end time, pushing you to stay focused from the very first second. Are you still focused when the alarm sounds? SHOP CHALLENGE – LIMITED REWARDS First come, first served. Compete with friends for exclusive rewards with limited stock. Unlock color themes, timer designs, and custom features. Spend your hard-earned coins on over 20 unlockable designs. Switch to Custom Loot mode and put your reward on the line in a private challenge only you can see. LEADERBOARD CHALLENGE Compare your focus time with friends. Climb the weekly leaderboard. Track who studied the most minutes. WHY FocusLoot Studying alone can feel boring and exhausting. But when focus becomes a challenge and progress becomes visible, it turns into something engaging and rewarding. Whether you're preparing for exams, building habits at the gym, or working toward personal goals, FocusLoot brings your future into the present and your motivation into the here and now. Reach your goals faster while enjoying the process. Are you often running late or struggling to meet deadlines and goals? Do you find it hard to stay motivated? If that sounds like you, you may struggle with time awareness or, like many people with ADHD, experience what’s known as time blindness. FocusLoot is built for ADHD and procrastination.