The "build the deck once, run it every day" framing is smart. Most focus tools die because setting up each session is its own friction, so pre-composing timed blocks removes that. Curious how it handles a block overrunning: does the deck adapt on the fly, or do you restart the sequence? Good fit for study and deep work.
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The "build the deck once, run it every day" framing is smart. Most focus tools die because setting up each session is its own friction, so pre-composing timed blocks removes that. Curious how it handles a block overrunning: does the deck adapt on the fly, or do you restart the sequence? Good fit for study and deep work.