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🧠 What helps YOU stay focused?
We’re just getting started here in the Pomobee Focus Lab — and yes, it’s still quiet. But that’s how every great space begins. 🔧 This is your invitation (and mine) to shape something meaningful together. What’s ONE thing that helps you get into deep work mode?
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Welcome to the Pomobee Focus Lab!
You’re officially part of the journey to bring Pomobee to life – thank you for being early! 🙌 This space is for focus-lovers, productivity nerds, and curious minds who want to help shape something new — from the ground up. Pomobee is still in development. That means your voice, ideas, and feedback matter more than ever. 🛠 Here’s what to do next: 1. Introduce yourself in the comments 👋 2. Visit Build in Progress to see what we’re working on 3. Share your biggest productivity struggle in Community 4. Want to stay in the loop? Join the waitlist at pomobee.com Let’s explore what better focus looks like — together.
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Build Log #1 — First prototype flip test (video + next steps)
Today I tested the first working prototype of Pomobee — flip to start a focus session, flip again to break. What you’re seeing (in the video): - Flip → WORK session starts - End-of-session chime - Flip → BREAK session starts What already works: - Flip detection + session timer - Basic UI on the display - Simple audio cues What I’m testing next: - Session lengths (25/30/45 + custom) - Brightness & viewing angle - Feet/magnet stability on the desk - App sync (BLE) for stats & streaks Your turn (feedback welcome any time): 1. Would you use a flip-to-start timer on your desk? 2. What session length do you prefer? 3. One feature you’d want in the app? (If you’re reading this later: leave your thoughts — I’ll circle back.)
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Build Log #1 — First prototype flip test (video + next steps)
⏱ Why 25 minutes?
Ever wondered why 25 minutes became the default focus session length? It’s not random — it’s rooted in the Pomodoro Technique, which breaks your day into short bursts of focused work, followed by short breaks. 25 minutes is just long enough to build momentum, but short enough to not feel overwhelming. For Pomobee, we’re starting with this rhythm by default — but we’re also thinking about custom lengths, break timers, and more. 🤔 What about you? - Do you like short or long focus sessions? - What’s your ideal working rhythm? - Have you tried Pomodoro before? 💬 Drop your thoughts below — even if you’re reading this weeks later. This post is here for whenever you’re ready.
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🔧 WIP Sketch: Early Pomobee Shape
We’re experimenting with the earliest form factors of the Pomobee timer – the shape, display, and physical feel. This is still a rough sketch — nothing final. But it’s the first time we’re sharing it publicly. 👀 We’re looking for your feedback on: - First impression? - Anything confusing or off? - What do you like / dislike? ______________________________________________________________________________________________ 🎁 Bonus for early contributors: The first 25 members who give feedback on early posts will get: - Early beta tester access - A “Founding Member” badge in the community - Your name in the credits on the first Pomobee packaging run 👇 Drop your thoughts in the comments and help shape Pomobee from day one!
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🔧 WIP Sketch: Early Pomobee Shape
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