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You sit down to work.
You check your phone.
Then your email. Then your phone again.
Two hours later, the big task has not moved.
You tried timers. You ignored them.
A timer asks you to care.
FocusKnight gives you a reason to.
01
Step
A frog you beat in one session. A dragon that takes weeks. Every monster shows how many sessions it will cost.
Start small: the Frog falls in your first 25 minutes
Bigger monsters, bigger loot
No monster is locked. Walk up to anything
02
Step
Hit Fight and get to work. Your knight fights on its own while you focus. Nothing there needs you.
The timer sits in your Mac menu bar and on your iPhone lock screen
Stop early and the fight is lost. That is the only rule
An alert you can’t miss when time is up
03
Step
Gold, levels and gear you can see on your knight. Then take your 5-minute break by the fire. It heals your hero.
Better gear means fewer sessions per monster
Level up and choose where your points go
Take your break to heal before the next fight
After a few weeks
Three dungeons
A map of rooms, walked one session at a time, down to the great beasts.
Pick your loot
Every dungeon kill opens a chest. Three rewards, take one.
The Hall
Your focus, measured. When you work best, where the hours go, how your weeks compare.
The developer
LVL 12
15,204 EXP
550 sessions
231 hours of focus
Andy has tried every productivity tool there is. He built a second brain in Notion, ran his tasks in ClickUp and tried every to-do list app he could find. The one thing he always came back to was the pomodoro technique. But he hated every pomodoro timer out there, because none of them felt like a game. So he built FocusKnight himself.
Price
Then
9.99€
Once. No subscription.
7.99€ if you buy during the free week
✓ The whole game during the trial
✓ After 7 days it locks until you buy
✓ Your progress is always saved
✓ No ads
Get it on the App Store
7 days free. Then one payment. No subscription.