A privacy-first AI workspace for deep work. Focus tracking, task capture, an accountability coach, and a personal AI brain — all running on your machine.
By 2pm your prefrontal cortex is fried. The fortieth "just five minutes" wins. Discipline doesn't scale across a whole day.
Every todo app and "focus" tracker ships your tasks, screen time, and habits to someone else's server. Your work becomes their data.
Hard site-blockers can't tell research from rabbit-holes. So you whitelist everything, and the wall becomes useless by noon.
An AI that understands your task right now, nudges you back the instant you drift — and runs entirely on your machine, so the data never has to leave.
Capture, focus, get nudged, review. Every piece talks to the same local AI brain — no tabs, no context-switching, no cloud.
Reads your week and gives a short, human coach's take. Pick the voice that actually moves you.
"Four tabs of YouTube and a half-written function. Bold strategy."
"You said 90 minutes. You did 31. Phone face-down. Move."
"Rough start, but you closed two tasks. Let's get one more."
Writes your morning briefing and end-of-day wrap. Today's plan, top priorities, drift status — on-device.
Brain-dump by voice (on-device Whisper) or text. AI extracts clean tasks and deadlines.
Focus score, drift trends, and a GitHub-style streak graph. See exactly where the day leaks.
Always-on-top focus player and an ambient mixer to set the room.
No accounts. No cloud. No telemetry. The models run locally, the data stays put, and you can pull the network cable and it still works.
Classification and coaching run through Ollama on your hardware — Llama, Qwen, Phi, Mistral. Swap models in one click.
Voice capture is transcribed by Whisper locally. Your microphone never streams to anyone.
Tasks, notes, and activity sit encrypted at rest in the OS keychain. Your data, your keys.
No analytics SDKs, no crash pings, no "anonymous usage." There's nothing phoning home to opt out of.
Dump the chaos by voice or text. AI turns it into clean tasks with deadlines.
Start a focus session. Pick the task, set the soundscape, go deep.
Drift, and the Guardian catches it — with grace timers, not nag spam.
End the day with a wrap and a coach's take. Tomorrow starts planned.
Same signals, three very different deliveries. Switch any time.
"You opened the doc, stared at it, and alt-tabbed to Reddit. A masterclass in starting. Now finish a sentence."
"No negotiation. The block is 50 minutes. You've done 12. Phone in the drawer. Eyes on the task. Begin."
"Hey — slow morning, that's okay. You still shipped two things. Let's protect the next hour and call it a win."
"The Guardian caught me three sentences into a YouTube hole and said it knew I was supposed to be writing tests. It was right. I closed the tab and finished the PR."
"I run Drill Sergeant during exam season. Brutal, but my deep-work streak hit 19 days. The fact that none of my screen data leaves my laptop is the only reason I trusted it on at all."
"The morning briefing reads like a chief of staff who actually knows my week. It told me to front-load the investor deck before 11 because I always drift after lunch. Annoyingly accurate."
No card, no account, no trial clock. Download it and lock in.
When beta ends, you keep everything you have. Pro adds the heavier stuff — memory replay, OCR recall, P2P co-focus — for a single one-time price. Never a subscription.
Yes. There are no accounts, no servers, and no telemetry. Your tasks, notes, and screen activity stay on your machine, encrypted at rest in the OS keychain. The AI models run locally — nothing is transmitted for us to even receive.
No. Once the local models are installed, focus tracking, capture, coaching, and the copilot all work fully offline. Internet is only used if you opt into cloud integrations like Google Calendar or an optional API fallback.
Local LLMs through Ollama — Llama, Qwen, Phi, Gemma, or Mistral — and Whisper for voice. You can switch models, see RAM recommendations and accuracy stats, and install or delete them from inside the app. No terminal required.
Windows is the primary build — get it as a direct download or from the Microsoft Store. There's now an experimental Linux build too — a portable AppImage on the Linux download page; everything works except desktop-app distraction detection, which is limited on Wayland (the browser extension still covers the web). macOS is on the roadmap, with an Android companion and web dashboard further out.
Windows 10/11, 8GB RAM for small models, 16GB recommended for the larger ones. A discrete GPU helps inference but isn't required — LockinRa picks a model that fits your hardware and tells you the trade-offs up front.