Strict mode
On by default. No pause, no cancel, no skip: the session ends when the timer does.
Sessions that hold, blocking that keeps working, and brain training that turns the urge to scroll into progress.
Choose how strict to be, then let Focus keep the promise for you.
On by default. No pause, no cancel, no skip: the session ends when the timer does.
Want a way out? End early only by solving a 30-second puzzle. Leaving costs 50 XP and resets your streak.
Blocks every app except the essentials. The dialer, emergency calls, camera and payment apps stay available, and you can allow others before you start.
One tap for 30 minutes, 1 hour or 2 hours, or pick any length from 5 minutes to 8 hours.
Caught yourself drifting? Add another app during a session, for anywhere from 30 minutes to 12 hours, or until everything unlocks.
See your streak and today's focus minutes at a glance, and start a 25-minute session with one tap.
Schedules and rules guard your time between sessions, and Focus makes sure blocking stays on.
Plan sessions that start on their own, from ready-made templates, with an optional reminder 5 minutes before.
Keep an app blocked during set hours on the days you choose, like social media after 10 p.m. on weeknights.
Open a blocked app and Focus covers it in under a second, with two ways out: home, or straight into brain training.
If a blocked app keeps playing in a floating window, Focus pauses its sound and shows a notification.
Blocking comes back on by itself after your phone restarts or the app updates, as long as its permissions are on.
Focus checks its permissions every few seconds. If one is turned off, you get a “Blocking is paused” notification with a button to fix it.
Short games based on classic attention and memory tests, built to fit into a few minutes a day.
Visual-spatial memory
Reaction speed
Impulse control
Working memory
Word and picture recall
Number skills
Reasoning
Visual scanning
Focus under distraction
Divided attention
Staying on task
Updating working memory
Each game tunes its difficulty to your recent results, getting harder as you improve and easing off after a rough round.
Climb from Easy to Expert across 100 levels, with a boss level every 10 and up to three stars on each.
Five minutes, four games picked across speed, focus and memory, including your weakest area. Worth 100 XP.
A daily puzzle: find the four hidden groups of four before you make 4 mistakes. Everyone gets the same one, so your result is worth sharing.
Anti-reels: swipe through short games like a video feed, except you can only move on once you finish the one in front of you.
See your progress grow, and keep the habit going.
Earn XP for focus sessions and games, and rise from Beginner to Focus Master.
One focus session or game a day keeps your streak alive, with milestones at 3, 7, 14, 30, 60 and 100 days.
This week against last week, the apps that pulled you in most, a map of your brain skills, and your all-time totals.
Spend XP on extras, like room to block 3 more apps for a day or an extra Phone-only session.
Notes, checklists and folders built in, with a trash that keeps deleted items for 30 days.
Switch between light and dark at any time in Settings.
Everything that makes Focus work is free. Pro removes the ads and the limits.
| Feature | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Apps blocked at once | 3 (plus 3 more for a day with a video or XP) | Unlimited |
| Active focus schedules | 1 | Unlimited |
| Custom schedule templates | — | Included |
| Phone-only sessions | 1 a day (more with a video or XP) | Unlimited |
| Brain-training levels | 1–20 (unlock more with a video or XP) | All 100 |
| Daily challenge bonus round | With a video | Included |
| Ads | Banner and video ads | None |
| Strict mode, block rules, all 12 games, streaks | Included | Included |
Pro comes as a monthly, yearly or lifetime plan. Prices are shown in Google Play, along with a free trial when one is on offer. Change or cancel any time in Google Play.
Free for Android 7.0 and newer. Sign in, pick your distractions, and start your first session.
Questions first? See the FAQ.