Fokuzen unifies Slack, email, GitHub, Linear and your calendar into one calm feed — and surfaces only what actually needs your attention. Everything else stays quiet.
After a significant interruption, it can take about 23 minutes to fully refocus on the original task.1 That's the tax Fokuzen is built to remove.
These aren't Fokuzen's numbers — they're what decades of attention research keep finding about focus and context switching. This is the tax we're built to take back.
After a significant interruption, it can take around 23 minutes to fully refocus on the original task.1
Time to recover focusKnowledge workers switch activities or get interrupted roughly every 3 minutes — often long before reaching a state of deep work.2
Add up every interruption and context switch across the day, and estimates put the lost focus time at around two hours per person, daily.3
Studies on multitasking and task switching show that frequently switching tasks can cut effective productivity by up to 40% on complex work.4
Digital workers can toggle between apps and windows hundreds of times a day, losing several hours a week just reorienting after each switch.5
Fokuzen exists for one reason: so you can close the other tabs and trust that if something needs you, you'll know.
Fokuzen scans everything that landed overnight and hands you a two-line read on your day. No scroll, no triage.
Mentions, reviews, approvals and replies from every tool in one feed — ordered by who's blocked and what's overdue.
A focus session silences everything, batches notifications, and shows just work and the clock. Step out and your brief updates.
Every morning, Fokuzen scans everything that landed overnight and hands you a two-line read on your day. No scrolling. No triage. Just what changed and what it means.
Mentions, reviews, approvals and replies from every tool land in a single feed — already sorted by who's blocked and what's overdue. Jump to the source to act, or park it in Fokuzen.
Start a focus session and Fokuzen holds the line: notifications are batched, the feed goes silent, and the only thing on screen is the work and the clock. Step out and your brief is waiting.
Instead of six anxious feeds fighting for your attention.
Silence everything, because nothing urgent can rot unseen.
No more reflexive opens of your phone, Slack and Gmail.
If someone's waiting on you, it rises to the top automatically.
Fokuzen reads your tools to keep you calm — it never writes back to them. The connection is strictly read-only, and the off-switch is one click away.
Fokuzen only observes your sources — it never writes back to them, even if you ask it to.
No messages, comments or emails are ever sent on your behalf — Fokuzen can't send them at all.
Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest, on infrastructure you can audit.
Unplug any source and wipe its data from Fokuzen in a single click.
Fokuzen is free for everyone during the private and public beta. These are the plans we'll launch with — individuals stay free forever, and final pricing for the paid plans will be announced before we leave beta.
No — Fokuzen is a calm layer on top of your tools, not a replacement. You keep working in Slack, Gmail, GitHub and the rest exactly as you do today. Fokuzen just becomes the one place you check to know whether you even need to open them.
It still arrives — it just waits quietly in your queue instead of interrupting. The moment your session ends, your brief reflects anything new. And you can set rules so truly time-critical alerts are allowed through, so silence never feels risky.
No — and it can't. Connections are strictly read-only, so Fokuzen never sends messages, comments or emails as you, even if you ask it to. When something needs a reply, you jump to the source app and act there yourself. Inside Fokuzen you can only snooze an item or turn it into a task.
Slack, Gmail, GitHub, Linear, Notion, Jira and Google Calendar today, with more arriving regularly. If a source you rely on is missing, tell us — integration requests directly shape the roadmap.
It looks at signals humans use intuitively — whether someone is directly waiting on you, whether a deadline is near, whether you're blocking others — and ranks accordingly. You can correct it anytime; it learns your patterns and you stay in control of the rules.
Yes — free forever for individuals, no credit card. You can connect up to three sources and use the inbox, focus mode and daily briefing indefinitely. Upgrade only if you want unlimited sources or the deeper AI features.
Drop your email and we'll send you a private beta invite — once you're in, connect your tools in two minutes and let Fokuzen carry the "what am I missing?" so you don't have to.
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