TimeSnap
Hey HN I just launched TimeSnap, a lightweight desktop app built for deep work and distraction control. What it does: Tracks your focus sessions Lets you whitelist apps (everything else is considered a distraction) Shows you exactly when and where you lost focus Optional glowing screen border for visual feedback Clean UI with session history, achievements & recap No bloat. No complicated setups. Just a fast way to get into flow and stay there. Check it out https://usefsgh.gumroad.com/l/uxhixl($39.99) I'd love your feedback on the concept, design, or anything you'd…
TimeSnap launched on July 19, 2025 with 8 votes, #2,947 of 9,223 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
A desktop focus timer that tracks your sessions, shows a recap, logs your streaks, gives you scores, and keeps you accountable with achievements, reminders, notes, and to-dos — all in one clean productivity overlay.
🕒 TimeSnap – The Modern Focus & Productivity TrackerTimeSnap is your lightweight, elegant desktop companion for deep work and distraction management. With a clean interface, powerful analytics, and motivational features, TimeSnap helps you build focus habits that stick — all in a beautifully simple package.🔧 Key Features: ✅ Focus Sessions with Allowed AppsSet a goal, choose allowed apps, and
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Hey HN I just launched TimeSnap, a lightweight desktop app built for deep work and distraction control. What it does: Tracks your focus sessions Lets you whitelist apps (everything else is considered a distraction) Shows you exactly when and where you lost focus Optional glowing screen border for visual feedback…
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