Pith

A quiet focus timer for building one calm world, one session at a time. iOS, ambient sound, no ads.

[Pith @Pithfocus]

@aminaa231667 2 days is plenty. Close the tab, one session at a time. You've got this.

[Pith @Pithfocus]

@evdokwlwtni That is the nastiest kind of scrolling: not even fun, just avoidance with a battery drain.

Pith is built for that gap: block the app, start the timer, let social media wait its turn.

[Pith @Pithfocus]

@baba_yaar_ Pleasant weather is dangerous because it makes avoidance feel reasonable. Keep the target boring: one topic, 20 minutes, then enjoy the rain properly. Do not let the whole day become "almost studying."

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@sakuryonionring If focus will not arrive, lower the door. Pick one topic, set 10 minutes, and make the goal only to start. I built Pith for this exact first-block problem if you want a simple timer: https://t.co/ujqVsYWhOT

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@Amazingpie_ Do the smallest honest version: one problem, 10 minutes, no feed. Then let yourself check the art without pretending it is still a study break. The first clean start is the whole fight.

[Pith @Pithfocus]

@Trixer6574 Birthday posts will still be there after one clean block. Make the deal tiny: 10 minutes of German, phone across the room, then come back for 2 minutes guilt-free. The win is breaking the scroll once.

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@DexaEdgeGroup At 3am the goal is not “study properly.” That ship left.

Do one damage-control block: 10 minutes, one topic, phone across the room. Then sleep. A small honest block beats scrolling until panic takes over.

[Pith @Pithfocus]

@houzeofalishba Let the room take the phone, not your willpower.

Put it across the room, open one topic, and do 10 minutes. Tonight does not need to become a comeback story. Just reduce tomorrow’s regret by one clean block.

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@jamiefredb That “what if I miss it” feeling is the trap.

Make a tiny deal with yourself: 10 minutes offline, then a real 2 minute check. The feed will still be there. Your brain just needs one clean start.

[Pith @Pithfocus]

The phone is not the warm-up.

Open the file first.
Set the timer.
Scroll on the break.

[Pith @Pithfocus]

@para29348 pith can block off the other apps during your focus session so the 5 seconds twitch isnt an option😝

free to try on ios https://t.co/7sn2CMZWcj

[Pith @Pithfocus]

@nemy16santos @SeekrTech Totally understandable, the whole point of apps like this is to help the user focus. Thats what i set out to do.

Theres even a option to block your other apps during a focus session

give it a try, its free
https://t.co/7sn2CMZWcj

[Pith @Pithfocus]

@wlcm2erth give Pith a try, it blocks off apps that distracts u during your focus time

free on ios
https://t.co/7sn2CMZWcj

[Pith @Pithfocus]

@facts444 he need FSD ASS

[Pith @Pithfocus]

If 25 feels heavy, start with 10.

Let the timer stay quiet. Let the work get loud.

Download Pith: https://t.co/lNnJg7U8NI

[Pith @Pithfocus]

@wlcm2erth That is brutal because it makes you feel weak, but the real problem is the phone getting another chance to negotiate.

Make the next block tiny: one task, 10 minutes, TikTok locked out. No heroic study day. Just one clean start.

That’s why I’m building Pith.

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@wlcm2erth That 10-minute loop is brutal. Make the next block tiny: one task, 10 minutes, phone out of reach. No heroic study day. Just one clean start.

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@MaheshPawaar @hellonehha Morning usually gets the cleanest brain. After work, keep the bar lower: one short block, one tiny target, then stop. Small clean reps beat heroic nights.

[Pith @Pithfocus]

Fell off today?

Do one block without turning it into debt.

A clean restart is better than a dramatic comeback.