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Work · November 18, 2025

Dayflect

See where your focus actually goes not where you think

Dayflect launched on November 18, 2025 with 12 votes, #848 of 9,796 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.

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What it does

Dayflect tracks your Focus Ratio Deep Work, Routine, and Rest. Built in 2 weeks to solve the "worked all day but accomplished nothing" problem. Visual 24-hour day dial, momentum streaks, offline & private. FREE until Nov 22, then $5 one-time.

Premium focus dashboard for Android. Measure your Focus Ratio, build streaks, and win your day. One-time purchase, no subscriptions, 100% private.

Dayflect is a premium focus app with a free tier that helps you measure your "Focus Ratio" , build a streak, and finally win your day. Free to-do lists just collect chores. Dayflect helps you see the truth. You check off tasks but feel no progress. Busy doesn't mean productive. You're exhausted, but have no data on whether you're improving. Dayflect is different. It's an opinionated tool. We help you categorize every task into four simple types: Deep Work , Routine (busy work) , Breaks (like lunch) , or Downtime (like sleep) . This gives you a single, powerful score—your "Focus Ratio" —which measures the focus of your active workday. It's the percentage of Deep Work vs. your Routine and…from dayflect.com

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