Your home, in your order
Home is now a deck of tiles you arrange yourself. Put what you actually open where your thumb already goes, and drop the rest.
Pick one task and start a focus session. Distracting apps wait behind a gentle gate, and your focused time helps your own railway station grow.
How it works
Real screens from the app. Pick a method, give it your attention, and see what you finished.
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Start a plain timer, or give the session a plan — like the five-step SQ3R reading method. A little structure for what matters.
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One task, one timer, your attention. The countdown stays on your Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island while the phone rests.
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A clear ending to the time you set aside, and progress for your station. One finished block is a fine place to start.
App blocking · free
Blocking shouldn't feel like fighting your own phone. Open a blocked app and you meet a gate: hold still a moment, or breathe a few cycles. It opens for a few minutes, then closes. You can always turn back.
Strengthening a block happens at once. Easing it off waits for a delay you set, so the decision stays with the calmer you.
Schedules, per-activity profiles, pass length and both free gate styles. Not a trial, not a tier.
The Signal Box puzzle, and new in 2.2, a small sum to work out before the app opens.
Uses Apple's Screen Time. iPhone only.
This stop is gated
You set this window aside. One breath, then you decide.
One app, not five
Focus, fitness, habits, calm and sleep add up in one place, instead of scattering across five apps.
22 themes, each with a high-contrast version. 5 are free from day one, 5 you unlock with Focus Credits, and 12 come with Pro. On Automatic, the app is bright while you work and dark after hours.
Last 14 days
12 sessions
93%
Showed up · last 14 days One missed day. It dipped — it didn't reset.
Progress
Showing up is measured over the last two weeks, so a missed day nudges the number instead of wiping it out. Come back tomorrow and it climbs again.
One page lists every rule already protecting you, with your live numbers in it.
Tell the app when a day asks for less, or when you're away. Free, like the rest of your progress.
Finished sessions move you up the ladder, one rank at a time.
New in 2.2 · October 2026
Version 2.1 gave the app room to breathe. Version 2.2 hands you the controls.
Home is now a deck of tiles you arrange yourself. Put what you actually open where your thumb already goes, and drop the rest.
Start a run, make today gentle or open First Aid with Siri, from Shortcuts, or from a Control Centre button.
If you lost this phone tonight, what would come back? One page lists what's on the device, what's backed up, and what never leaves.
Work out a small sum before a blocked app opens. And if the gate you picked can't reach an app, the app now says so, with the one tap that fixes it.
A shorter introduction gets you to your first session. Reminders, app protection and backup can come later.
Hit 7, 30 or 100 days on a habit or a detox and keep the moment as a card — the count and the name you chose, nothing else.
Privacy by default
Focus Tycoon is made by one developer who found, the hard way, that calm is a skill. Breathwork and honest structure did more than any streak-shaming app — so the panic and anxiety tools are free for everyone, forever.
Built by one person who needed it first
Everything lives on your iPhone. Cloud backup is optional, and yours to turn on.
Your journal and session notes never leave the device, even with backup on.
No ad networks and nothing to scroll. Analytics are opt-in, and off by default.
ATLAS learns your best focus windows and nudges, never lectures. All on your phone.
Pricing
Pro adds depth for people who want it. It never takes anything away.
$0
No ads, no trial clock, no time limit.
$29.99/year
Or $4.99/month. A 14-day free trial on the yearly plan for eligible subscribers.
Everything in Free, plus:
Upgrade inside the app, any time — or never.
US prices. Prices vary by region. Subscriptions renew through your Apple Account until you cancel. Nothing core is ever locked away.
A study timer and app blocker for iPhone. Choose one task, start a focus session and give distracting apps a pause. Your focused time helps your railway station grow. When you need them, habits, workouts, breathwork and sleep sessions live in the same app.
No. Out of the box the app speaks plain words — Start, Progress, Focus Credits — and the railway is the backdrop, not homework. The themed transit words are a setting you can turn on if you enjoy them.
No. Showing up is measured over the last 14 days, so a missed day dips the number instead of resetting it to zero, and coming back lifts it again. Gentle days and time away are built in. Your day streak still exists — it just isn't the headline.
Yes, permanently. Blocking apps and categories, schedules, per-activity profiles, pass length and both free gate styles are free — not a trial, not a tier. Only the two extra gates (the Signal Box puzzle and the Arithmetic sum) are Pro. Blocking uses Apple's Screen Time on iPhone.
Everything core is free: focus sessions, app blocking, gentle days, habits and detox, every breathwork protocol, the First Aid kit, workout tracking, unlimited history, missions and ranks, Live Activities, Apple Health sync and Crew. Pro ($29.99/year or $4.99/month in the US, with a 14-day trial on yearly for eligible subscribers) adds depth: the template builder, premium rituals and journaling, the full audio library, in-workout coaching, guided programs, multiple goals, the extra gates, Commitment Lock, the weekly deep audit, premium themes and cloud backup.
Not unless you ask it to. Everything lives on your iPhone and the app works offline. Analytics are opt-in and off by default, and there are no ads. Cloud backup is optional and part of Pro — encrypted in transit and at rest — and your journal and session notes never leave the device, even with backup on. A page in the app shows exactly what's stored where.
iPhone only, running iOS 16 or later. It leans on Apple frameworks for Screen Time blocking, Live Activities, the Dynamic Island, Siri and Apple Health. There is no iPad or Android version.
Yes. The app respects Reduce Motion, supports Dynamic Type and ships a high-contrast version of every one of its 22 themes. It's available in English and Spanish.
Focus Tycoon is on the App Store for iPhone, running iOS 16 or later. It's free to download, with no ads and no trial clock.