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Most focus apps count minutes.
I built one that studies cognitive behavior.
Focus Chamber is a behavioral intelligence system disguised as a focus timer.
It doesn’t just track hours. It analyzes:
• Focus Quality
• Cognitive Rhythm
• Stamina decline
• Fatigue thresholds
• Task-type performance
It predicts optimal sessions.
It detects when performance drops.
It turns your month into a cognitive profile.
No neon dashboards.
No productivity noise.
Built entirely with Figma Make.
Interactive prototype below — start on Analytics.
Also sharing the build on X👇
nice work! love the mobile interface
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