Focus-Drift
Focus-Drift app icon
Offline attention tracker

Where did your attention go today?

Focus-Drift doesn't score you, coach you, or set goals. Log a switch when it happens, and watch a quiet map of who owned your day draw itself.

Coming soon to the App Store Learn how it works →
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How the day is mapped

Four ideas, no more. Focus-Drift is built to say what happened, never what should have happened.

Name an attention owner

People, work, apps, contexts — whatever holds your focus becomes an owner with its own colour. Tap Log the moment you notice a switch, pick a duration, done.

Watch the Today ring

A single ring shows the day's minutes split by owner, with a plain count of switches underneath. No streaks, no scores, no red or green.

Scroll the Timeline

Every logged day, newest first, grouped with its own distribution bar and the raw list of entries beneath it — a plain record, not a report card.

Notice a pattern

Insights surfaces the hours your attention fractures most, owners that recur together, and quiet hours with no entries at all — observations, never advice.

Inside Focus-Drift

Three screens from the app, shown as they run on device.

Focus-Drift Today screen with the attention ring
Today
Focus-Drift Insights screen with weekly patterns
Insights
Focus-Drift Timeline screen grouped by day
Timeline

Everything stays on this device. Focus-Drift keeps its store in Core Data, right on your iPhone. There is no account, no sync, no server, and nothing is sent anywhere — see the privacy policy for the full picture.