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A mellow focus timer
Seventeen on.
Three off.
A shorter rhythm for getting into something without giving your whole day away. Focus for 17 minutes. Step away for 3. Begin again if it still feels right.
Find the rhythmComing soon for iPhone
The whole idea
Enough time to arrive.
Enough space to reset.
17three keeps the structure visible and leaves the rest alone. No elaborate system to maintain—just a focus, a break, and a calm cue when it is time to switch.
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Break
Look up. Move around. Let go.
The actual start screenStart on purpose
Decide when focus begins.
Set a start time instead of racing a button. A short lead-in gives you room to put things down, close the extra tab, and arrive before the 17 minutes begin.
- 01Choose a start time
- 02Settle in during the lead-in
- 03Follow the circle, not the clock
Nothing to chase
Time, made visible.
The timer stays quiet and readable. A single ring shows where you are, while the next phase waits in plain sight.
Up nextFocus · 17:00
Make the room feel right
A color. A sound.
Then back to it.
Choose a palette that suits the hour and a phase tone that does not pull you out of it. The defaults stay soft; the choices stay yours.
Stillwater
Moss
Dusk
Slate
Ember
Midnight
Daylight
Clear Sky
