🧘 ASMR Focus Mode

It combines an ambient soundscape, a fullscreen calming visual, and an optional countdown or Pomodoro timer into one distraction-free fullscreen session. Instead of managing three separate tools, you pick a genre preset (or your own sound + visual) and enter a single immersive environment with a minimal on-screen HUD.

Yes — there's no account, no email, and no paywall. Everything, including saved session names, goals, and post-session reflections, is stored locally in your browser rather than on a server.

The dedicated Pomodoro Timer and Ambient Timer pages are focused purely on the clock. Focus Mode is the fuller "session" experience — it layers a fullscreen visual and ambient sound on top of the timer, plus an optional breathing guide and post-session mood check-in, for when you want an immersive environment rather than just a countdown.

Yes. Many people use Focus Mode's Sleep-oriented genre presets (slow visuals, rain or brown noise) with the timer set to Unlimited or a longer duration, then let it play while they fall asleep. The breathing guide can also be toggled on to help slow your breathing rate before bed.

Press Escape or the Exit button at any point to leave Focus Mode — your session data up to that point is preserved, and you'll see the reflection prompt so you can log how the session went before returning to the setup panel.

Genre presets (like Deep Work, Sleep, or Nature Walk) bundle a matching sound, visual, and default duration into a single click, so you can start a well-paired session instantly instead of picking each element separately. You can still swap any individual piece after applying a preset.

Yes — set the timer to a Pomodoro-length interval (typically 25 minutes) and pair it with a focus-oriented sound like brown noise or lo-fi texture. Focus Mode doesn't auto-chain multiple Pomodoro cycles for you, but you can start a fresh session immediately after each one ends.

Yes — session names, goals, durations, and post-session reflections are stored only in your browser's local storage. Nothing is uploaded to a server, and there's no account tied to your sessions.

Yes — the fullscreen visual, breathing guide, and mood check-in are all optional layers. You can run a minimal session with just a sound and countdown if that's all you want.

Yes — completed sessions feed into the History and Wellness Stats pages, so you can see your focus consistency over time alongside your other tracked activities like breathing and meditation.