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Your agents run in parallel. Your brain doesn't.

10am runs quietly while you build, helping you keep the thread across your agents with audiovisual rhythms and on‑device API insights.

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auth-service · agent 3 sessions
› fix the flaky session test
● Ran tests 3 of 50 failed
● Cause: ttl checked before clock skew
- sign(claims, { ttl: 900 })
+ sign(claims, { ttl: 900, skew })
● Ran tests 50 of 50 passed
? Apply change? (y/n)  
Field report · 23 Sep 2025
Dr. Nicco Reggente
Nicco Reggente, Ph.D.
Cognitive neuroscience, UCLA
Co-founder and Research Director, IACS
Use
About one month, during research writing
Relation
Research partner to 10am, unpaid

“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.”

Lightly edited: product name updated, dashes set as commas, a closing estimate of his own productivity omitted.

Add yourself to the stack.

Your computer knows every process, every file and every token. Until now it knew nothing about the person running it.

Focus

It helps while you work.

A faint rhythmic texture and a quiet sound. Keep working.
See

It tells you how you're doing.

Like a fitness tracker for the hours at your desk.
Build

It plugs into whatever you make.

Your agents, scripts and dashboards get a new input: you.
GET /v1/context

Change how your workday feels.

The focus layer puts a steady rhythm into your workspace: a faint texture over your windows and a quiet sound. It's built to sit below notice, even for people on your screen share.

Off
const next = sign(claims);
await store.swap(id, next);
return next;
On
const next = sign(claims);
await store.swap(id, next);
return next;
Autopilot

Short sessions every hour.

It runs itself in the background. Nothing to set, remember or manage. No reminders, no streaks, no calendar blocks.
On demand

Pick a preset for what's next.

  • Focus One hard problem. The gnarly bug, the big review.
  • Multi-thread Agents, reviews and chat at once, without losing the thread.
  • Wake up Start the day, or get back in after lunch.
  • Wind down Close out the day and actually switch off.

Free includes 100 minutes of the focus layer a week. Pro runs it all day. The readout runs either way, so you can compare days with and without it: differences worth exploring, not proof of what caused them.

On 64-channel EEG, the brain followed 10am's rhythm. IACS pilot, 10 people, unpublished early results.

See the part of your workday you've never seen.

10am records how your days actually go, so you can start to learn what makes a good day for you.

  • When does deep work come easiest?
  • When does my attention start to drop?
  • Which parts of my day are the most broken up?
  • How is this week different from last?
Illustrative example: a Thursday, compared with your last 15 workdays

Your two longest stretches today both started within 15 minutes of a break.

Breaks
Uninterrupted
Focus layer
10 AM12246 PM
Uninterrupted means 20+ minutes with your eyes on screen and no window switches longer than a glance. Autopilot ran each hour, plus one Focus session on demand at 2:53 PM.
The moments behind it
2:05 PMBreak, 12 min away from the screen 2:24 PMUninterrupted stretch, 62 min. Your longest today. 3:50 PMBreak, 9 min 4:10 PMUninterrupted stretch, 53 min
One day is a small sample. Comparing more days shows whether it holds.
Right now
More signs of fatigue than your usual Thursday afternoon.
What changed: blinks up and longer glances away over the last 25 minutes.
Compared with: your last three Thursday afternoons, out of 15 workdays so far.
Possible meaning: you may be getting tired. Looking away can also mean thinking.
Camera signal: good.

Straight answers about your data.

What does it watch?

With the camera on: where your eyes are on screen, blinks and head position. Always: which app is in front. Never window titles or what's on screen. Camera off, you still get breaks and stretches, without the fatigue estimate.

Does anything leave my machine?

Your data doesn't. Camera frames are processed on your machine and never kept. No account, no cloud sync.

Who owns it?

You. Your history lives on your machine. Inspect it, export it, or delete a day or all of it, any time.

What does an agent get?

Only what the Context API returns, and only if you allow it. Never your camera, screen or files.

Your data. Free, and yours.

The readout, the local API and the MCP server are free on every plan, with no account. Everything stays on your machine, ready for whatever you build.

Free on every plan

The readout, the API and MCP. No account, no limits.

Stays on your machine

Nothing leaves unless you allow it. Export or delete it any time.

Build anything on it

Agents that wait for a good moment, your own dashboard, a heads-down status.

Come for your data. Stay for how it feels.

Free

$0
  • The full readout
  • The local Context API and export
  • 100 minutes of the focus layer a week
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Pro

$30 / month, or $240 a year
  • Everything in Free
  • Autopilot, every hour
  • Every preset, as often as you need
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