Less “just one more scroll.”
More time for the person you’re becoming.
Android-first · Free & open source
25:00A moment to notice the pull. A little room to choose differently.
Put the phone down. Open a book. One small choice makes room for the work ahead.
Everything you need to turn “I should study”
into “I’m glad I did.”
Your phone is a tool. Keep it that way. Shield distracting apps, give your favorites a daily budget, and filter supported YouTube feeds without giving up your lectures.
A quiet workspace for your next study session. Choose a Pomodoro preset or make your own plan, pick a subject, and let ambient sounds set the mood.
Make your effort visible with daily goals, subject totals, weekly views and 18 measurable achievements. Linked accounts can restore earned badges when you return. Keep your session or weekly progress in view with home-screen widgets.
Actual app widget-test renders with fictional demo data in stylized frames. Not physical-device screenshots.
Make the time you put in visible.
| Rank | Name | Minutes |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sudeep | 320 |
| 2 | Keshab | 240 |
| 3 | Pranshu | 160 |
Opt-in names, chosen profile photos, levels and weekly minutes can remain visible in that week’s top 100 after sign-out. Turn sharing off or delete your account to withdraw your entries. Sharing & privacy
Separate desks. A shared study session.
Three focus plans. One friend taking a break.
Groups share names, minutes and timer status, not verified presence. Sharing & privacy
Yes. FocusForge is free and open source, with no ads and no subscriptions. The Android app is available from our GitHub releases.
Yes. Supported YouTube feed and Shorts filtering is designed to leave lecture links available. Filtering depends on supported screens and can change when YouTube updates.
The focus timer works without an account. Choose Skip for now to start locally without waiting for Firebase sign-in. Linked accounts use Firebase for private study and badge backups, groups and the optional leaderboard. Using the app without an email account is not a promise of no network activity.
Normal app shielding uses Usage Access to detect the app in use and Draw over other apps to display a pause screen. Accessibility is requested separately when you enable supported YouTube Shorts or feed filtering. App boundaries run with a foreground notification and a Stop action. All access is optional and can be revoked in Android settings.
FocusForge is currently Android-first, for Android 7.0 and above. We do not currently offer an iOS download.
Yes. Choose a photo in the app’s profile avatar settings. FocusForge creates a small square thumbnail and removes embedded image metadata before saving it. Guests keep it on their device; linked accounts privately back it up. If leaderboard sharing is on, your photo appears with your name, level and weekly minutes. You can remove the photo or use initials instead.
An update keeps a confirmed existing login and local study setup. Saved account data syncs in the background. Signing in after signing out or reinstalling can show a recovery screen while your goals, subjects and history are restored. Only data that finished syncing can be recovered on another installation.
Your linked account keeps its private study backup, including your name, chosen profile photo, subjects, plans, goals and dated focus sessions, so you can recover them by signing in again. If you opted into the leaderboard, your name, chosen photo, level and weekly minutes can remain visible in that week’s top 100 after sign-out. Turn sharing off in the leaderboard’s Sharing options menu or delete your account to remove published entries.
Yes. Sign in on our Delete account page using the same email/password or Google account as the app, then confirm deletion. Private study and badge backups, saved profile photos, shared progress and leaderboard entries are removed before your login. You can also delete your account in the app. The website cannot erase phone-local history; clear app storage separately. Signing out keeps your data. Delete your account →
Android 7.0+ · Free forever in the current open-source release.
FocusForge
