A quieter studio
We spend most mornings in short bursts between messages. This proposal asks for two protected blocks a day, with real breaks between them.
Outline, first draft, review. The first draft is due on Friday.
A quiet focus timer for your menu bar.
Tomette counts down your focus, starts the break by itself and stays out of your way. No account, no tracking, one price.
Tomette isn't on sale yet.
The waitlist opens here soon, with one email when it's on sale.
For Mac · macOS 13 Ventura or later
focus
25:00
write the proposal
- No account
- Nothing tracked
- Works offline
- Light enough to forget it’s running
- One price, once
Focus, break, repeat.
Twenty-five minutes on, five off. Without the fuss.
Twenty-five minutes of focus.
Press start and the bar slowly empties. A session counts once it's finished: pausing is fine, cancelling starts fresh.
A break that starts by itself.
When focus ends, a short chime plays and the break begins. Each one suggests a way to step away from the screen.
A long break after four.
After four sessions you've earned fifteen minutes. The little ring fills as you go, then starts over for the next round.
Five more minutes, when it's going well.
Mid-thought when the break arrives? +5m keeps you in focus, and the break that follows grows to match: 30 minutes of focus earns 6.
Each break suggests one of these: stand up and stretch, look at something far away, walk for a minute, drink some water, breathe slowly.
Lives in your menu bar.
The countdown sits next to your clock as a small capsule: solid while you focus, outlined otherwise, with a cup for a break, bars when paused and a bell when the chime rings. You can tell them apart without color.
One thing at a time.
Say what you're focusing on and break it into up to five steps. Tomette counts the focus sessions it takes. When you're done, check it off and the prompt comes back for the next thing.
Your rhythm, your lengths.
Classic 25 · 5 · 15, extended 50 · 10 · 30 for work that takes longer to get into, or lengths of your own from 1 to 60 minutes. Try it here.
Nothing leaves your Mac.
Nothing to sign up for and nothing watching you work. Your settings, your task and your daily counts stay on your Mac, and Tomette never goes online.
Stored on this Macand nowhere else
- Your settings
- The task you're on, and its steps
- Today's focus count
- Focus counts for the last 28 days
- Where the floating display sits
Sent anywhereNothing
Made for the keyboard, too.
Start, pause and set the time without reaching for the mouse.
- SpaceStart or pause
- ⌃⌥⌘PFrom any app, once you switch it on
- 25Type minutes into the countdown
- escClose the panel
And the small things.
Floating display
A dark countdown that stays above your work, wherever you drag it.
A chime with its own volume
Independent of the system volume, with optional muting after five seconds.
Notifications, if you want them
Off until you switch them on, for when you can't hear the chime.
Launch at login
Ready in the menu bar when your Mac starts.
Your last seven days
Focus sessions per day, in Settings. No charts to manage.
Sleep counts as time
A focus that ends while the lid is closed is complete when you're back.
Breaks you can skip
skip goes straight back to focus; the next focus waits for you.
Light and dark
Follows your Mac's appearance, down to the menu-bar capsule.
One price, once.
The price is announced at launch.
- Every update to version 1
- All of your own Macs
- No subscription
- 30 days to change your mind
Tomette isn't on sale yet.
The waitlist opens here soon, with one email when it's on sale.