A science-backed focus timer with collaborative study sessions, friendly competition and progress you can actually see.
Start focusingEVERYTHING IN ONE PLACE
A timer, a board, and the numbers to prove it worked. No setup, no subscriptions to five different tools.
Pomodoro, 50/10, or your own interval. It remembers where you stopped.
Drag a task into Focusing now. The timer knows what it is counting.
Miss a day and the streak bends before it breaks. Built to survive a bad week.
Bronze to Mythic across eight tiers. Every hour counts toward the next one.
Set a target, invite your course mates, finish the week together.
A year of focus on one heatmap. Best weekday, longest session.
COMPETE
Weekly and monthly rankings by hours focused. The leader takes the top spot, everyone else gets a reason to catch up.
See this week's boardTOGETHER
Set the hours, invite your course mates, watch the days count down. Public groups to join, private ones for your own crew.
Browse open groupsMEASURE
Every session lands on the heatmap. Hours per day, best weekday, longest run — the numbers that show the habit is real.
See a full yearHOW IT WORKS
No setup, no configuration screen. Pick a length and the rest happens on its own.
Pomodoro, 50/10, or your own interval. Tag it with a subject if you want the breakdown later.
The timer survives a refresh and a closed laptop. Come back and it picks up where it stopped.
Every session lands on the heatmap, moves your tier, and counts toward the weekly board.
WHAT STUDENTS SAY
“PeazeHub helped me increase my study time from 2 hours to 6 hours per day. My grades improved significantly, and I’m much more confident in my exam preparation.”
“The group challenges feature keeps me accountable. I’ve completed more study hours in the past month than in the entire previous semester.”
“Finally found a productivity app that actually works! The achievement system makes studying feel like a game, and I’m seeing real results.”
“I used to revise for like 20 minutes then check my phone for an hour. The focus timer genuinely broke that habit. Contracts is still boring but at least I get through the readings now.”
“Honestly I downloaded it expecting to delete it in a week. Two months later I’m on a 43-day streak and my anatomy professor asked what changed. The streak thing is stupidly motivating.”
“Thermodynamics was eating me alive. Started doing the pomodoro sessions with the group room and suddenly 4-hour problem sets feel doable. Wish I found this in first year.”
“The tracking is what got me. Seeing that I actually only studied 40 minutes a day was embarrassing, but seeing it creep up to 3+ hours over a few weeks felt amazing.”
“My friend and I compete on the weekly leaderboard now. Petty? Absolutely. But I haven’t missed a single study session in six weeks because I refuse to let him pass me.”
“What sold me was that it doesn’t guilt-trip you when you skip a day. Other apps made me feel worse and quit. This one just shows your stats and lets you get back into it.”
“It honestly helps more than some of my teachers do. Things get explained in a way that actually clicks, and the chatbot answers the dumb questions I’d be embarrassed to ask in class.”
“The flashcards after each session are the best part. I finish studying, run through them, and by exam week I’ve already reviewed everything three times without noticing.”
“The quiz at the end of a session is brutal in the best way. It catches exactly the stuff I thought I knew. Failed three quizzes in a row, passed the real exam comfortably.”
“I tried Forest, Notion templates, this one study Discord, all of it. This is the only one I still open daily. Mainly because of the streak, if I’m honest.”
“Studying alone in my room never worked. Joining a group room with three strangers prepping for the same exam was weirdly the fix. We still don’t talk much, we just all show up.”
“As a grad student I don’t need gamified nonsense, I need to know where my hours actually go. The heatmap doesn’t lie. It told me I was studying way less than I claimed.”
“The achievements are dumb and I love them. Unlocked ‘Night Owl’ at 2am during finals week and felt genuinely proud of something for the first time that semester.”
“I have ADHD and most productivity apps drown me in features. This one is literally: press start, study, stop. That’s the whole thing and it’s why I keep using it.”
“Was skeptical of paying for a timer, but it costs less than one coffee and I use it every single day. Cheapest thing I’ve bought as a student, and the most used.”
“The task board inside the timer is what changed it for me. I plan what I’m doing in each session before I start, so I don’t spend twenty minutes deciding what to work on.”
“My whole dorm floor joined after I showed them the leaderboard. Now there are like six of us fighting over the weekly board and study hours have never been higher.”
“Rewriting notes used to be my whole ‘study’ routine because it felt productive. The session stats showed I was rewriting, not studying. That one number changed how I prep.”
“The background sounds are such a small thing but they matter. I can’t study in silence and lo-fi playlists on YouTube come with 40 open tabs’ worth of temptation.”
“Failed my first year twice. Third time around I started tracking every session here, hit 400 hours, and actually passed everything. Not saying it’s magic, but I showed up every day and it counted.”
“I like that it shows total hours, not just today’s number. On bad days I can look at 600+ hours and remember the bad day doesn’t erase any of it.”
“The chatbot explaining a concept I just read about, then quizzing me on it ten minutes later, is closer to having a tutor than I expected from a study timer.”
“Not gonna pretend I use every feature. I use the timer, the streak, and the group room with my study partner. That’s it. That’s all I needed.”
“Exam season used to mean panic and 15-hour days that went nowhere. This year I did steady 4-hour sessions for six weeks straight. Same exam load, none of the meltdown.”
“My mom asked why my grades jumped and I just showed her the heatmap. She now tells her friends about it like she discovered it. Thanks mom.”
“The weekly summary email is the only email I actually read. It’s one line: hours studied, sessions done, streak status. Perfect.”
“Group challenges with a shared target is genius. Our whole study group hit 20 hours each last week for the first time. Nobody wanted to be the one who missed it.”
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