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Work · May 28, 2026

Remist

distraction-free productivity app for focus and planning

What it does

Remist is a minimalist productivity app designed to help users stay focused without overwhelm. It combines planning, notes, routines, reminders, and a simple Pomodoro-style focus system into one calm interface. Built solo by a university student, it started as a personal project and evolved into a real product with live users and continuous updates. The goal is simple: reduce noise and help people focus on what matters.

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