Always finding your way back
Homing notices when you drift, remembers what you were doing, and gently brings you back before the whole afternoon disappears.
Built for desktop workers, students, and makers who lose time in context switches, Homing works as a quiet focus companion instead of another rigid website blocker or timer you have to manage.
We will only use your email to let you know when Homing launches. No spam, ever.
Live focus window
Local monitoring - private by default
Focus target
Q3 report draft
Google Docs - active 42 min
Drift detected
YouTube
2 min 14 sec away
Gentle nudge
You were writing about pricing assumptions.
Come back when you are ready.
Sound familiar?
ADHD brains do not lack focus. They lack the signal that says drift has started. That is what Homing provides.
Most productivity tools ask you to plan perfectly before work begins. Homing focuses on the messy middle: the moment attention slips, the original task is still recoverable, and a kind reminder can save the next hour.
You open VS Code to code. Five minutes later, you're on a video tab. Forty minutes vanish, and the hardest part is remembering the exact sentence, bug, or decision you were working through.
You plan to study for three hours. Fifteen minutes in, one notification pulls you away. A focus timer can tell you time passed, but it cannot help you recover the study thread.
You start writing a proposal. One idea opens a browser, then research opens five more. You need a soft signal before the tab trail turns into a full reset.
Homing helps you recover the thread while it is still warm.
How Homing helps
Homing is designed as an ADHD-friendly focus app for real workdays: private by default, low-friction, and helpful after distraction has already happened.
Homing watches active desktop context and notices when work turns into distraction. There are no timers to start, modes to configure, or buttons to remember when your attention is already stretched.
A friendly nudge appears when you drift. It is not a punishment or hard lockout, just a reminder: "You were working on that report. Want to come back?" No guilt. Ever.
Daily heatmaps show when you focus best and when you drift most. Personalized insights help you work with your brain, not against it.
A small companion stays with you while you work, reacts when attention slips, and celebrates when you return. It brings a light body-doubling feeling to solo desktop work.
Questions
Homing is a focus recovery app. Instead of blocking every possible distraction, it notices attention drift, shows the task you were doing before the drift, and helps you return without turning work into a punishment loop.
Homing is for desktop workers, students, writers, developers, and creative people who can focus deeply but often lose the thread after a tab, notification, or small context switch.
No. Timers and to-do apps help you plan work. Homing helps during the moment attention slips, when you need a quick reminder of what you meant to keep doing.
Homing is being built around local-first focus signals and clear user control. The landing page collects waitlist emails, while the product direction is to keep sensitive work context on your device whenever possible.
Privacy stance
A focus assistant should never make people feel watched. The landing page only asks for the information needed to run the waitlist, and the product is shaped around private, user-controlled recovery signals.
Join the waitlist and be the first to know when Homing launches. No spam, just one email when it is ready.
We will only use your email to let you know when Homing launches. No spam, ever.