Having trouble getting started even when you know what you need to do?
My Star is a focus timer that rewards you with random rewards and stars every time you complete a focus session.
Whether it’s studying, working, reading, exercising, or something you’ve been putting off, start small and turn each completed session into a little win.
< Focus, Get Rewarded, Collect Stars >
Before you start focusing, add rewards you actually want.
Choose a 10, 15, 25, or 45-minute session, or set your own custom focus time. Once you finish, one of your rewards will be randomly selected.
Instead of thinking,
“I have to do this…”
start wondering,
“What reward will I get this time?”
Every focus session becomes a star.
Each time you complete a session, you earn a star.
Your stars gradually fill the night sky and form constellations, giving you a visual reminder of everything you’ve accomplished.
Instead of just looking at numbers and charts, you can actually see your small wins adding up.
< Collect Stars for Bigger Rewards >
20 stars → Watch a movie
50 stars → Buy something you’ve been wanting
Set your own goal rewards and decide how many stars you need to unlock them.
Combine small instant rewards with bigger long-term rewards to make focusing easier to keep coming back to.
< Key Features >
• 10, 15, 25, and 45-minute focus timers
• Custom focus duration
• Create your own rewards
• Random reward after completing a focus session
• Earn a star for every completed session
• Unlock goal rewards with collected stars
• Visualize your progress through constellations
• Daily to-do list
• White noise and ambient sounds for focus
• Break timer after focus sessions
Recommended for people who:
• Have trouble getting started with studying
• Keep putting off work or assignments
• Struggle to stick with traditional Pomodoro timers
• Feel more motivated by immediate rewards
• Want to see their small accomplishments build over time
• Find task initiation especially difficult due to ADHD or similar challenges
< Why I Made My Star >
After being diagnosed with ADHD, I realized that one of the hardest parts for me wasn’t focusing — it was getting started.
I could know exactly what I needed to do and why it mattered, yet still have a hard time beginning.
I tried Pomodoro timers, to-do apps, and habit trackers, but I rarely stuck with them. Finishing a timer didn’t feel rewarding enough to make me want to come back.
So I created the kind of focus timer I wanted to use myself.
You don’t have to tackle a huge goal today.
Start with one small focus session.
The star you earn today can become your reason to start again tomorrow.
Focus, earn random rewards, and collect stars to make starting easier.