Start focused sessions
Choose a window, confirm which distractions should pause, and begin with a single deliberate action.
Locus - Lockin and Focus
Locus helps people start deliberate focus sessions, reduce distracting app access, and understand daily screen-time patterns without turning the experience into noise.
This landing page is tuned for App Store review: the product explanation is direct, support and privacy routes stay visible, and preview screens are clearly marked as illustrative.
Locus relies on Screen Time authorization to apply focus restrictions and show usage patterns.
The product explanation, support route, and privacy posture are visible without extra digging.
Designed for people who want calmer work blocks instead of another noisy productivity feed.
Focus session
46:12
Remaining
Paused
3 apps
Next break
9:50 AM
Choose a window, confirm which distractions should pause, and begin with a single deliberate action.
Use Screen Time powered restrictions to keep selected apps out of the way while you work.
See how the day moved, where attention drifted, and when your strongest focus blocks happened.
These mockups are intentionally labeled and should be read as product direction, not final App Store captures.
Illustrative preview
Morning lock-in
46:12
Remaining
Blocked now
3 apps
Next break
9:15 AM
A single home screen for starting a focus block, checking time remaining, and confirming which apps are currently paused.
Illustrative preview
Focus schedule
Social
TikTok
Short videos
Forums
Safari
Selected websites
Session rule
Apply blocking during weekday focus windows and manual sessions.
A simple list for defining distractions, understanding what category each app belongs to, and seeing whether a session rule is active.
Illustrative preview
Weekly rhythm
Current streak
12 days
Deep work
3h 40m
A weekly rhythm screen that keeps streaks and consistent work blocks visible without turning the app into a game.
Illustrative preview
Today
Reflection
Your best window started before noon. Locus suggests reusing the same block tomorrow.
A lightweight wrap-up that separates focused time from distracting time and points to the best window to repeat tomorrow.
Locus is presented here with the practical details reviewers and early users usually need first: what permissions matter, what the product is trying to help with, and where support lives if anything needs clarification.
Locus requests Screen Time access so it can apply blocking rules and present screen-time summaries that matter to the user.
Questions, account requests, and review follow-ups route directly to a single support inbox with no placeholder contact flow.
Students, solo workers, and anyone trying to protect a quiet work session from habitual scrolling.
The App Store link stays inactive until the listing exists, but support and privacy are already live at uselocus.app.