Focus Grove

A nice way to gamify productivity with a cute art style and doesn't require a lot of processing power over other programs you may be using at the moment. Could use a tutorial about how to move certain objects, though.

I had a bit of trouble figuring a few things out initially but overall Focus Grove is adorable and easy to use. I love how you only earn coins when a timer is running, so I can let it idle for the vibes, ambiance, and easy visibility of my to-do list without feeling like I'm cheating. I also love how there are achievements and other rewards (cute clothing) for using different aspects of the game instead of relying solely on a currency.

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I have been using Focus Grove for a couple of hours and I really like its dynamics. I have a few feature suggestions that I think could make it especially useful for university students: 1) When creating a task, it would be useful to see a visual tree showing the relationship between a main task and its subtasks/sub-subtasks. Like this: Machine Learning — Exam Preparation ├── Review neural networks │ ├── Review theory │ └── Review exercises ├── Review optimization └── Complete practice exam This would make large tasks easier to break down and understand. 2.) I would like to be able to define subjects or categories. Then assign tasks to each subject and see statistics for each one, It would be particularly useful if statistics distinguished between main tasks and subtasks, so completing 10 small subtasks does not count as completing 10 major tasks. 3) Another feature I would really like is the ability to create custom predefined task types or "activity types", like: Subject: Machine Learning Type: Study for an Exam Task: Review neural networks Then Focus Grove could show more complete statistics. Ideally, these task types would be completely user-defined, so each user could create categories that make sense for their own workflow. I think combining subjects + user-defined activity types + hierarchical tasks would make the statistics much more meaningful, especially for university students. It would allow Focus Grove to show not only how productive someone was, but what they spent their time studying and what kind of work they actually completed. I know that some of these features may be particularly useful for university students, but I think they could also be useful for people who work. For example, workers could use subjects/categories to better classify their projects, tasks, meetings, research, and other types of work. This could make the statistics useful for many different workflows while still keeping the cute, cozy dynamics that make Focus Grove enjoyable to use.

This game have all the feature that I need to concentrate on a task. Promodoro timer that work with your in game, you work as they work and you decompress as they decompress ( they are cute it help ). It also make you think about your own mental charge, if you plan to much for the worker to handle they will become sad. Make you think about your situation are putting to much on your plate? There is a white noise machine perfect, no music ( nothing prevent you from having your favorite app playing music on the side ) Journal function, task lists and plan routine that reward you by being use so try it if it is not for you stop that part. Everything is designed to help you achieve great things. You also unlock tip that you can use in real life. I am using this app for 2 weeks now still not feed up and happy to unlock new clothing, hats, area and new Woodling. I also run it in the GameNative App on my Android phone so I can use it on the go or at work. ( the downside of this phone app is the writing is not well implemented. So hard to create list of task, journal and routine, but still very enjoyable )

muy bueno pa el estudio <3

Me resultó realmente útil para meterle al estudio. El pomodoro que tiene está bárbaro y los check list de tareas también. Es muy útil distraerse un ratito nomás sin agarrar el celular acomodando la granja y seguir rapidamente con la lectura.