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Finish what youset out to do.

A five-question AI interview turns a vague intention into one concrete block of work. Your downloaded Focus File keeps your task and reason visible and checks in while you work. At the end, it records what you finished, what helped, and what got in the way—evidence you can use to plan the next block.

1 Work
2–3:30 · 2/3 complete

3 roles applied for

Internet plan Blocker on
  • Find 3 matching roles
  • Write a tailored intro for each
  • Send all three
2 Check-in
2:45 PM45 min left

Are you on task?

Yes Sort of No
Avoid

Browsing unrelated roles will feel productive. It isn’t.

3 Learn
What you’re learning

4 blocks compared

Helps“Submit, don’t browse” ×3.
Pulls offUnrelated role feeds ×2.
PatternThe cue was named helpful in 3 of 4 blocks.
Next blockKeep it visible. Start with role #3.
Try it

Build your Focus File

Copy the interview prompt, answer five questions, then paste the result below. Your file downloads instantly.

1 — Run a quick interview
1. Is this offline work, or does it need the internet? 2. What are you working on, and what's your window? 3. What exactly will be finished when the block ends? 4. Anything that tends to pull you off task? (optional) 5. Why does finishing this matter to you today?

Paste the prompt into a chat, answer the questions, then paste the Focus File plan below.

2 — Build your file

Paste the Focus File plan from the AI. Your file downloads instantly.

After the block

Carry what you learned into the next block.

New file

Make another file

Copy one next-file interview. It uses today’s results and learning to guide five questions, then generates the complete next Focus File.

Patterns

Review patterns

See repeated helpers, distractions, focus conditions, and actual versus planned time across 7 days, 14 days, or all your saved history.

Share

Copy or share

Choose one result to review with a therapist, coach, or anyone helping you—without giving up the file or your data.

Helped you? Could be better? Send feedback. Free to use and adapt · MIT licensed