Work should feel quieter
Focusflow is an open-source planner for people who want structure without turning their day into a dashboard. It brings tasks, focus sessions, and lightweight progress notes into one deliberately calm workspace.
What the project does
The app helps you choose a small set of priorities, protect time for deep work, and close the loop with a short end-of-day reflection. Everything is designed to reduce switching rather than add another stream of notifications.
The stack
Focusflow uses Next.js and TypeScript for the application, PostgreSQL for durable data, and a small set of server-side jobs for reminders and daily summaries.
Key ideas
- A daily plan that stays intentionally small
- Focus sessions connected to meaningful work
- Progress notes that are useful without becoming a diary
- Local-first interaction patterns with durable synchronization
Why this exists
Most productivity tools reward collecting work. Focusflow is an experiment in helping people finish it—with less noise along the way.