Soloday: Focus Timer & Habits

Soloday is a calm daily companion: a focus timer, a habit tracker and a task list,
built around a clock you'll actually want to look at.

No account. No ads. No internet permission. Everything stays on your phone.


A CLOCK, NOT AN AFTERTHOUGHT

Soloday opens on a glass flip clock that reads clearly from across the room. Tap it
for Nightstand mode: full screen, landscape, screen kept awake — a proper bedside
clock for charging overnight.


FOCUS SESSIONS THAT ACTUALLY FINISH

Start a Pomodoro session and put your phone down. Soloday keeps a live countdown in
your notification shade, with Pause and Stop right there — no need to reopen the app.

Sessions end exactly on time, even with the screen off and the phone idle. Close the
app entirely and the session still completes and still gets recorded.

• Choose 15, 25, 45 or 60 minute sessions
• Live countdown in the notification shade
• Pause, resume and stop without opening the app
• An alert when the session ends


SEE WHERE YOUR TIME WENT

• Minutes focused today and across the week
• A seven day chart of every session
• A day streak that survives an untouched morning
• A history of your recent sessions


HABITS WITH REAL TARGETS

Set how many days a week you want a habit, and Soloday tracks progress against it —
not just a tick. Streaks stay alive until you actually miss a full day, so an
unchecked morning doesn't wipe out three weeks of work.


TASKS THAT KNOW WHAT DAY IT IS

Your list is grouped into Overdue, Today, Upcoming and Completed, so the backlog
stays readable instead of growing forever. Add notes, times, due dates and
priorities.


MAKE IT YOURS

• Dark and light themes
• Four accent colours
• An optional daily planning reminder
• A countdown to a goal that matters to you


PRIVACY, PLAINLY

Soloday does not request the internet permission, so it cannot send your data
anywhere even in principle. There is no account, no analytics, no advertising and no
third party SDK. Your tasks, habits and focus history live only on your device, and
uninstalling removes them completely.