Absolutely! Hereβs a full case study-style template for your FocusFlow app, modeled after the Bolt templates weβve done previously:
π§ Template Name
FocusFlow β Structured Work Sessions
π― Purpose / Use Case
FocusFlow is a minimalist session-based productivity app that helps users structure their time around guided work blocks. Built for creators, freelancers, and deep workers who want more intention in their day, it combines goal setting, countdown timers, and reflection prompts β all without distractions.
βοΈ Bolt Generation Prompt
{ "projectName": "FocusFlow", "description": "A structured focus app that guides users through work sessions with timers, goal prompts, and reflection.", "features": [ "Start focus session (with goal input)", "Countdown timer UI", "Optional break timer between sessions", "End-of-session reflection modal", "Session history (basic local tracking)", "Dark UI with clean, serif/Manrope typography" ], "pages": [ "Home β Overview of the next session", "Focus Session β Timer with goal displayed", "Break Mode β Optional cooldown view", "Reflection β Simple journaling after session", "History β List of completed sessions (localStorage)" ] }
Overview
Homepage
Rate Session
Session Started
Features
Session-based timer (25/50 min or custom)
Goal-setting and motivational prompts
Post-session reflection with optional journaling
LocalStorage session saving
Serif + Manrope typography
Subtle transitions and fade-ins
Design Notes
The vibe is calm, intentional, and distraction-free.
Big type. Minimal UI.
Built to help users start and finish things without getting stuck in planning.
Troubleshooting
Timer not persisting on reload? Consider syncing to localStorage
For history, store {startTime, goal, reflection} objects
Watch for overlapping state when skipping breaks or ending sessions early