A companion on a thread at the top of your screen. It waits until you are actually there, then refuses to be missed.
A notification slides in while you are mid-sentence, waits five seconds, and leaves. You were not looking. Neither was anyone.
Habits like "drink water" count working seconds. Step away and the clock pauses instead of firing at an empty chair.
Move your mouse over the pad to "work".
Habits nudge you while you work and count what you actually did. Reminders go off at a set day and time — once, or every weekday — and can keep chiming until you answer.
By time at the keyboard. Today's count, no targets.
By the clock. Pick a date and time — tap one to hear it.
It swings to catch your eye and keeps the message up until you answer Done or Later. Or just tell it what you need — everything is heard on your Mac, never sent anywhere.
Start typing anywhere and it slips out of sight, then drops back when you stop. A focus session mutes the habits; reminders still arrive.
Some hang from a thread. Others stand on the floor. Click one and it takes over this page.
After that it updates itself — no download, no drag, no warning. Needs an Apple Silicon Mac on macOS 14 or later.