Focusdim
A simple Mac app to enhance your visual focus
Focusdim launched on August 2, 2025 with 137 votes, #250 of 8,530 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
Professional focus enhancement for macOS. Dim/ blur background apps or highlight your active window with beautiful colored borders. FocusDim helps you maintain concentration by providing subtle visual cues about what's important on your screen.
Dim backgrounds, highlight active windows, and reduce distractions on macOS. Free with Pro upgrade. Multi-monitor support, global hotkeys, and privacy-first design.
Professional focus enhancement for macOS. Maintain concentration by applying intelligent visual effects to your active window. Dim backgrounds with color or blur effects, add colored borders, or combine both for maximum distraction reduction. Choose the focus enhancement that works best for your workflow and visual preferences. Automatically obscure inactive applications using color or blur effects while keeping your active window at full brightness. Perfect for maintaining focus without distractions. Draws a beautiful colored border around your active window to clearly indicate where your focus should be. Great for multi-window workflows. Combines both dimming and border highlighting for…from privdev.com
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