FocusDock — Focus Timer & Planner

FocusDock helps you finish one specific thing. Define the outcome and what “done” means, start a timer in Chrome's side panel, and save a short handoff with the next step. Free. Your data stays in your Chrome profile. FocusDock helps you move a specific piece of work to done. Write the outcome you want, define what “done” means, choose a focus duration, and edit a short session plan. Keep the timestamp-based timer in Chrome’s side panel or open a synchronized floating window. The Tree view begins with one leaf per planned focus minute and drops one as each minute completes. At the end of a session, record whether you finished, made partial progress, were blocked, changed direction, or stopped. Save a concise handoff with what moved forward, what remains, and the next step. Recent sessions show outcome completion and estimate history. Recovery Mode lets you select unfinished outcomes and start a practical next focus block. Capture distractions during a session and classify them later; suggestions are optional and require your confirmation. The local Statistics view summarizes completed focus sessions, focused minutes, the current consecutive-day session streak, and completed outcomes over the latest eight Monday-to-Sunday weeks. It uses Madrid calendar dates and stores its minimal history only in this Chrome profile. When you return, the Resume view brings your most recently active unfinished outcome to the top, with its next step, saved context or resource link, and recent handoffs. Start a new focus block for that same outcome in one click, or choose another open outcome. These work notes remain in the Chrome profile. The current timer, Tree, AI assistance, page parking, history, Recovery/Resume, and basic export remain available in Free. The core flow works without AI. Where Chrome supports its built-in on-device LanguageModel, you can explicitly request outcome refinement, session planning, distraction suggestions, or recap assistance. Chrome may need to download a model. AI availability depends on Chrome version, device, and model availability; local deterministic fallbacks remain available. FocusDock does not configure a cloud AI provider. Page awareness is optional. If enabled after you grant the optional tabs permission, FocusDock uses the active tab’s title and cleaned HTTP(S) address during a running focus session. Parking a page is a separate action. FocusDock does not read page contents, inject scripts, use browsing history, or block sites. Session records remain in this Chrome profile unless you export them yourself.