Focusr

Focus on one thing at a time.

What is Focusr?

Focusr is a Chrome extension that replaces new task tabs, reminding you of your current task. It integrates with Alfred, Slack, and your terminal for easy task updates. Upgrade to Plus for time logging and more features.

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By: george.w.singer

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Users: 29 ▲ 3

Rating: 2.80 (10)

Version: 0.0.1.4 (Last updated: 2015-05-22)

Creation date: 2015-05-22

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Overrides new tab: Yes

Permissions:

http://app.focusr.co/
http://app.focusr.co/data
http://app.focusr.co/login
http://focusr.co/

Size: 23.01M

Ranking

# 95115 ▲ 2241

Other rankings

#18598 in Workflow & Planning ▲ 213

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Extension summary

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Stay present to your work. This minimalist tool helps you focus on one thing at a time.

Update your current task and be reminded of it when you open a new tab. This Chrome extension replaces the new task tab with a beautiful display to show what you should be focused on.

We also integrate with Alfred, Slack, and your terminal to make updating tasks easier. You can upgrade to Plus for time logging, with ambient noise and more coming soon.

User reviews

Just ads, it's not worth it. Do not install it.

Astur Galicia, 2019-02-09

It always redirects to http://app.focusr.co/ f*******k.

Mario Qiu, 2019-01-01

BEYOND SHADY BEHAVIOR. IMO, this company has crossed the line into fraudulent behavior. Whatever you think of the extension, DO NOT PURCHASE THE PREMIUM VERSION. I made that mistake and have been unable to cancel the service. Nor will the company communicate in any way in response to my requests to cancel the service. If the developer is willing to grift their users for $, I don't want to think of whatever security vulnerabilities they're willing to inflict on those who install their extension.