Focus Tree

Mobile focus app on Starknet with staking, rewards, and automation for deep work
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Open your day with a tap that locks in your intention. On first launch, connect a Starknet-compatible wallet and set your weekly targets—hours to protect, apps to allow, and the categories you care about (writing, coding, study, reading). Create templates like 50/10 deep work or 25/5 sprints, tie each to an app allowlist, and sync them with your calendar so blocks auto-queue. When it’s time, hit Start Focus, pick a template, confirm your stake, and your phone shifts into a distraction-safe mode: only permitted apps open, notifications quiet, a clear timer on screen, and a gentle break sequence when the session ends.

Commitment becomes a feature instead of a burden. Choose how much to stake for a session and select an enforcement style—soft (warnings, minor slashing) or strict (no early exits without a cost). If you bail, a portion of the stake routes to a pool you designate (team pot, charity, or personal penalty vault). Finish on time and you earn on-chain proof of completion, plus points and badges minted on Starknet. Join or create groups where everyone contributes to a shared pool, schedule synced focus times, and climb a weekly leaderboard. Privacy stays intact: the app records only the fact that you stayed within your allowlist and completed the timer, then anchors a hash of that evidence on-chain—no content or personal data leaves your device.

Use it like a playbook for real work. Writers can run a “draft hour” template that opens their editor, mutes everything else, and pins a one-line brief to the lock screen so the session launches with intention. Developers can spin up a 90-minute build block that silences chat apps, allows docs and IDE only, and logs a post-session note (what changed, what’s next). Students can set a study stack with spaced repetition prompts in the breaks and a review checkpoint at the end. Creators can batch a shoot-edit-post cycle: each phase is a separate template with tailored allowlists and stakes to keep momentum. Every template can auto-chain to the next so you glide from focus to rest to focus without reconfiguring.

End the week with a clear picture of what worked. See time by category, completion rate, early exits, and your net rewards or penalties. Turn insights into action with rules: auto-raise the stake for a category you keep skipping, block a new app the moment it starts soaking time, or shift underused blocks to tomorrow. Export your history, trigger automations with Shortcuts or webhooks, and sync across devices with your Starknet wallet. Offline? Sessions cache and settle on-chain when you reconnect. Lose a phone? Restore your settings and history using your wallet—no new account to manage. With Starknet under the hood, transactions stay fast and inexpensive, while your focus record remains portable and verifiable wherever you go.

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Features

  • Starknet wallet connection and on-chain session proofs
  • Custom session templates (Pomodoro, deep work, chained blocks)
  • App allowlists and notification suppression
  • Token staking with soft or strict enforcement and slashing
  • Rewards, points, and on-chain badges
  • Group pools, shared schedules, and leaderboards
  • Calendar sync and auto-queued focus blocks
  • Break guidance and post-session notes
  • Analytics by category, completion, and net rewards
  • Automation rules, webhooks, and Shortcuts integration
  • Cross-device sync via wallet; offline caching and later settlement
  • Privacy-preserving evidence (no content leaves device)

How It’s Used

  • Writers protecting daily draft time with a strict allowlist
  • Developers running 90-minute sprints that mute chat and permit IDE/docs only
  • Students planning study blocks with spaced repetition in breaks
  • Creators batching shoot, edit, and publish phases through chained templates
  • Founders scheduling team focus hours with a pooled stake and leaderboard
  • Exam prep with graduated stakes and soft-to-strict enforcement over time
  • Social media detox using category-level blocks and higher penalties for early exits
  • ADHD-friendly routines using short, repeatable sprints and automatic rest cycles

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