Focus everywhere
10am measures locally and helps you stay focused across apps, with a faint rhythm on your screen and optional sound.
Stay focused through every prompt, ping and tab.
10am is a desktop app for people who run AI agents all day. It shows you when you’re starting to fade and adds rhythms to your screen to keep you sharp.
Attention drifting?
Nicco Reggente, Ph.D.
Cognitive neuroscience, UCLA
Co-founder and Research Director, IACS
“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.”
Everyone’s tokenmaxxing. You are the X factor.
Juggling contexts and tools is the name of the game. You don’t need more tools. You need to be the orchestrator.
Lasting attention
Review and validation turn slop into real quality work. 10am helps you take your deliverables to the finish line.
Feel better
Catch your low points and lift your focus to do more without burning out.
How 10am keeps you focused.
It notices when you start to fade, then helps in two ways.
It keeps your attention steady.
When you start to fade, 10am adds a faint rhythm to your screen and a quiet sound. You stay focused and keep working.
See the rhythms ↓It shows you what wears you down.
Ask how your day is going, right in the app. Use your own AI key, or sign in with Claude Code or Codex.
See an example ↓Everything local and opt-in.
Which apps you switch between
What’s on screen
Sound
Camera, if you turn it on
Stay with the work. End the day less drained.
10am works quietly, designed to improve attention without taking attention away from your task.
Illustrative
It turns on when you start to fade.
Nothing to set up or remember. It comes on by itself, then gets out of the way.
Or turn it on yourself.
Pick Wake up, Focus or Wind down whenever you want.
Why a rhythm works
- Your brain runs on rhythms.Attention rises and falls with them, many times a second.
- A steady beat steadies attention.Decades of research. It's why people work to rain or lo-fi.
- 10am puts that beat on your screen.Faint enough to ignore. Your brain falls into step anyway.
On 64-channel EEG, brain activity followed 10am's rhythm. Early pilot with 10 people.
On-demand rhythms included free.
Request an inviteAsk how your day is going.
Ask when you’re sharpest and what wears you down. Works with Claude, Codex or your own AI key.
I have an important meeting in 30 minutes. How do I look?
You're engaged, but a little overloaded. Take 5, or slow down a notch before the meeting.
When do the rhythms come on?
You've been locked in for 15 minutes without help. If I see sustained drift, I'll bring the rhythms in.
Request an invite
Free includes 100 minutes a week.
Everything stays on your laptop.
Nothing runs until you turn it on, and you choose what it reads.
Your laptop
Camera
off until you turn it on
off until you turn it on
Your history
kept right here
kept right here
Export or delete
any time
any time
summary only
Your AIonly when you ask
Free to start. Focused all day with Pro.
Free
$0
- Opt-in local capture and storage
- Local interpretation
- Local MCP
- On-demand rhythms: 100 min/week
Pro
$30 / month
or $240 a year
- Everything in Free
- Unlimited rhythms
- Rhythms run automatically when needed
- Sync rhythms to your music for unbelievable flow state
Every plan starts with an invite.