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For students

Made for the semester, not the boardroom.

Most blockers are built for people with a calendar full of meetings. This one is built for people with a problem set due at midnight.

Your day, with FocusFlow

Locked when it should be. Open when you've earned it.

9:00 AM

Lecture

Locked

A blockout covers class. Nothing unlocks, whatever is in your bank.

1:00 PM

Study block

Locked

Chapter 4 problem set. Your apps stay shut until it is done.

2:10 PM

Proof submitted

+15 min

One photo of the finished set. Checked in a few seconds, minutes banked.

5:00 PM

Gym

+10 min

A photo from the gym floor. That one counts too.

9:00 PM

Your night

Open

Twenty-five earned minutes, spent however you like. The daily cap still holds.

11:00 PM

Bedtime

Locked

The bedtime blockout shuts the door. Tomorrow starts clean.

The numbers, cited.

54%

of U.S. college students say they spend five hours or more on recreational screen time.1

45%

of U.S. teens say they spend too much time on social media.2

237

or more notifications a day reached over half of the young people in one study.3

Free. Students included.

Every feature is free for everyone. There is no student tier because there is nothing to discount.

Recommending it to students?

FocusFlow works on a student's own iPhone with their own account. Nothing is installed by a school and nobody else sees their tasks or photos. If you advise students and want to know more, write to us. Email us

Homework first. TikTok after.

Download on the App Store

Scan to get it on your iPhone.

  1. Echelon Insights survey of U.S. college students, reported by Inside Higher Ed, December 18, 2025. Source ↩
  2. Pew Research Center, survey of U.S. teens ages 13 to 17 conducted in fall 2024, published July 2025. Source ↩
  3. Common Sense Media, “Constant Companion,” 2023. Participants were ages 11 to 17. Source ↩
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