Free tools
Three tools that tell you something true about your attention.
All free, all ungated, none of them asking for an email. We build them because the questions are genuinely interesting and because most people never get a straight answer to any of them.
01
The Focus Diagnostic
Ten questions about what your working day actually looks like, and a diagnosis at the end: which of six ways your focus fails, why it happens, and what fixes that specific one. Two minutes. Start by answering the first question here.
Or start from the beginning →It's 2:47pm. You've been on the same piece of work for an hour. What's on your screen?
02
The 60-Second Attention Test
A real psychomotor vigilance task, the measure sleep researchers use. Five trials in silence, then five while the page throws notifications at you. The number at the end is how much slower distraction makes you, measured on your own reflexes rather than quoted from a study.
Take the test03
The Focus App Matcher
Six questions across ten real tools, including every one we compete with. You get a pick, a runner-up, and one to avoid for your situation, each with its reason. Hugo is the answer for about a fifth of the possible results, which is roughly how often it should be.
Or start from the beginning →Where does the distraction actually happen?
One more thing, and it is not about focus at all. The Rotation Board is a split-flap departure board that lands on one subject out of nearly ten thousand and hands you a rabbit hole you did not choose.
AI-Powered Focus
The focus app that thinks for you.
Hugo sits between you and distraction. It hides your apps, locks down your browser, and uses AI to silently decide if what you're opening is actually work - so you never have to burn willpower again.