Focus Techniques Library
Proven productivity methods for every work style. Find the technique that matches how you work best.
Pomodoro Technique
Master the world's most popular focus technique with a timer designed for beautiful, effective Pomodoro sessions.
Time Blocking
Structure your day intentionally by assigning tasks to protected time blocks and defending your most important work.
Deep Work
Build your capacity for deep, concentrated work with a timer designed for extended focus sessions.
52/17
Use the science-backed 52/17 method—52 minutes of focus followed by 17 minutes of rest—for optimal productivity.
Flowtime Technique
Work until you naturally need a break with the Flowtime Technique—a flexible approach that adapts to your focus rhythm.
Eat The Frog
Conquer your hardest task first thing each day with the Eat The Frog method—before anything else can derail your focus.
Ultradian Rhythm Technique
Align with your natural biological cycles using science-backed 90-minute work sessions for deeper focus and sustained productivity.
Technique Comparison Chart
Compare all methods side-by-side to find your perfect match
| Technique | Session | Break | Level | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pomodoro | 25 min | 5 min | Beginner | Getting started |
| Time Blocking | Variable | Scheduled | Intermediate | Busy schedules |
| Deep Work | 90-120 min | As needed | Advanced | Creative work |
| 52/17 | 52 min | 17 min | Intermediate | Complex tasks |
| Flowtime | Until pause | Proportional | Intermediate | Flow states |
| Eat The Frog | 25-60 min | After task | Beginner | Procrastinators |
New to focus techniques? Start with Pomodoro. It builds good habits fast. Move to 52/17 or Deep Work as your stamina improves.
Why Use Focus Techniques?
Beat Procrastination
Structured sessions make starting easier
Prevent Burnout
Built-in breaks keep you fresh
Track Progress
Measure your focus sessions over time
Build Stamina
Gradually increase your focus capacity