yuzudothe fruity focus timer

Every timer is a fruit that ripens while you focus. Finished timers fill your crates, and new fruits grow as you go. For homework, practice or work, for anyone aged 9 and up.

Coming soon to Google Play

Android first. An iOS version is planned for later.

Every timer is a fruit

Pick a fruit, set the minutes and start. While the timer runs, the fruit ripens: slices wedge by wedge, whole fruits from the bottom up. When the time is up, it’s ripe. Pause whenever you need a break.

  1. Unripe yuzu at the start of the timer25:00start
  2. Yuzu with four of its ten wedges ripe15:0010 minutes in
  3. Ripe yuzu0:00ripe!

Finished timers fill crates

Every fruit you ripen goes into today’s crate. The week’s crates line up on a market stall, one for each day. And the quarter rolls by as a convoy: one vehicle per week, from a wheelbarrow to a big truck, depending on how much you focused.

A wooden crate holding a strawberry, a yuzu and a pear.
TodayOne crate for everything that ripened today.
A market stall with a crate of fruit for six days of the week. Bigger crates mean more focus time; one day has no crate.
This weekA crate for each day, sized by your focus time.
A wheelbarrow with one crate, a pink pickup with three crates and a purple truck with seven crates, all full of fruit.
This quarterOne vehicle per week. Bigger weeks get bigger vehicles.

120 fruits to collect

You start with a few fruits on your shelf. Your focus time grows new ones: the little sprout on the home screen shows how many minutes are left until the next. Berries, citrus, tropical fruits, vegetables, nuts and even a few flowers, 120 in all.

No fruit is for sale. Every one grows from your own focus time.

    • Strawberry
    • Yuzu
    • Pear
    • Purple grapes
    • Carrot
    • Dragon fruit
    • Pineapple
    • Broccoli
    • Button mushroom
    • Sunflower
    • Cherries
    • Kiwi
    • Red apple
    • Banana
    • Pomegranate
    • Watermelon
    • Corn
    • Lychee
    • Mango
    • Four-leaf clover
    • Avocado
    • Raspberry
    • Cherry blossom
    • Orange
24 of the 120 fruits

Fair and private

No account, no ads, no tracking

Open yuzudo and start, with no sign-up and no login. There are no ads and no trackers, and your fruits, timers and history stay on your phone.

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yuzudo+

Pay once

yuzudo is free to use. yuzudo+ adds more, as a one-time purchase with no subscription:

  • Up to 9 timers on three shelves, instead of 4
  • All 120 fruits
  • Your whole history, including the quarter view

A look inside

  • yuzudo home screen: a yuzu, a strawberry and a pear named Reading stand on a wooden shelf with their minutes, corn stands on a second shelf next to an empty slot with a plus. Below are today’s crate with 85 min and a sprout pot: next fruit in 53 min.
    Your timers on the shelf
  • A running timer: a large yuzu half with four of its ten wedges ripe, 14:58 left, with pause and stop buttons.
    A yuzu ripening
  • The finished timer: a fully ripe yuzu with juice splashes around it, the word Ripe! and a green check button.
    Ripe!
  • Statistics, Week tab for 12–18 Oct: a market stall with one crate per day sized by focus time, Monday marked as rest, 6 h 30 min in total, and a list of top timers.
    The week’s market stall
  • Statistics, Quarter tab: one vehicle per week, mostly cargo bikes, plus a pink pickup and a wheelbarrow, each carrying crates of fruit with that week’s focus time.
    The quarter, one vehicle per week
  • Home screen in dark mode with yuzudo+: nine timers on three shelves, among them grapes, a carrot running at 14:30, a dragon fruit, a persimmon, a forget-me-not and a marigold.
    yuzudo+ in dark mode

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