
Focus Buddy by SidePerch
The focus timer that lives at the edge of your Mac
What it does
Focus Buddy is a tiny native macOS widget that docks to any screen edge. One click expands it into a full focus card: Pomodoro or Flowmodoro timer, ambient rain, ocean and wind synthesized live on your Mac so they never loop, Spotify and Apple Music control, streaks, and insights. Finish a session and drop your stats on a photo, like posting a run. Local first: no account, no cloud, no telemetry. $15 once or $3 monthly, up to 3 Macs, 14 day refunds. No Electron. Just a few MB of Swift.
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