Agents scale. Your context window doesn’t.
10am shows you when you’re fading and steadies you while you keep the threads.
10am notices when you start to fade and adds sensory rhythms to your computer. You stay with the work longer and end the day less drained.
Attention drifting?
“After nearly a month of using [10am], I'm genuinely surprised, despite my extensive background working with experiential technologies (“technodelics”) in isolated, dedicated sessions, at how seamlessly it integrates into active work periods, enabling sustained flow states during research writing that make hours dissolve unnoticed.
The ability to enhance focus while actively engaged in complex cognitive tasks rather than requiring separate dedicated experiences represents a fundamental shift in how I approach deep work, with my research productivity measurably increasing by ~20% since integration.”
10am shows you when you’re fading and steadies you while you keep the threads.
With 10am, the last file gets the same attention as the first.
With 10am, the screen helps you stay clear instead of wearing you down.
When you start to fade, rhythms come on: a faint rhythmic texture and a quiet sound. Your attention steadies. You keep working.
See the rhythms ↓Chat with your own data, right in the app. Bring your own key, or sign in with Claude Code or Codex.
See what it shows you ↓10am works quietly, designed to improve attention without taking attention away from your task.
It watches for signs of fatigue and comes on by itself. Nothing to set. No reminders, streaks or calendar blocks.
On 64-channel EEG, brain activity followed 10am's rhythm. Early pilot. Pre release. n = 10
Free: 100 minutes of rhythms a week. Pro: all day. The readout runs on both plans, so you can see the difference in your own days.
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Your data stays on your laptop, and you decide what it watches.
Nothing runs until you turn it on. The camera is optional.
It all stays on your machine. Nothing leaves unless you ask a question, and then your AI gets only the summary that answers it.
Look at it, export it, delete it whenever you like.
Watch your fatigue. Try rhythms.
Rhythms, whenever you start to fade.