勉強集中タイマー「Focus Cafe」

Focus Cafe provides a virtual space for everyone to focus on their work.

You can visualize and share your daily concentration records.

We aim to reproduce the feeling of being immersed in studying and working at a cafe in a coworking space on the app.

Doesn't your concentration increase when you're concentrating on your studies at a cafe?
This has the effect of increasing concentration by having people around.
When working on a PC, there are many people in the cafe who are also working on a PC nearby, so the sense of unity that there are people working hard together increases concentration.
It's easy to think that having people around you is a distraction and a nuisance.

When you see someone studying at a cafe or opening a laptop and writing a program, don't you get excited?

This app was developed to recreate that feeling.

Would you like to put an end to your lazy days today?

To achieve outstanding results.

An opportunity to enter the zone.
Get your hands on the "concentration switch" right now!

The Pomodoro Technique improves the quality of your focus!

Why don't you focus, record and share Pomodoro with others on our site?

The Pomodoro Technique is setting a timer

"25 minutes (concentration), 5 minutes (rest), 25 minutes (concentration), 5 minutes (rest)..."

It is a simple and highly effective work technique and time technique that repeats the cycle and works.

・ Dissatisfied with telework performance
・I have trouble concentrating
・ A sense of loneliness peculiar to remote work

We will solve such problems!

Please use this app as a tool to adjust the working conditions.
Recommended for engineers who are teleworking from home.

It is a free app that I would like to recommend to those who like the Pomodoro Technique for those who study and work hard every day.
This app is recommended for those who want to concentrate like cafe work while working from home.

Many people today use the Pomodoro technique for 25 minutes to focus. Why don't we concentrate together?

[Voices of Focus Cafe users]
On days off, I used to stay stuck in my futon and just roll around, but for some reason now I can naturally come here and immerse myself in my work.
(Male engineer in his 30s)