Focus Sessions TV

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About this app

Focus Sessions TV turns your Android TV into a powerful focus companion for study, work, and deep concentration.
Designed specifically for large screens and remote control navigation, Focus Sessions TV helps you stay productive using structured focus sessions inspired by the Pomodoro technique — without distractions, accounts, or unnecessary complexity.
šŸŽÆ Focus Modes
• Pomodoro Sessions – work in focused intervals with short and long breaks
• Focus Sessions – uninterrupted deep-work sessions for study or work
• One-click presets for popular focus routines
šŸ–„ļø Made for Android TV
• Full-screen, TV-optimized interface
• Easy navigation using DPAD and remote control
• Clear, readable visuals from across the room
• Anti burn-in friendly layout
šŸ”” Smart & Respectful Audio
• Optional tick sound during sessions
• Optional completion chime
• Multiple built-in sounds or mute completely
• Audio automatically silences when the app is in the background
šŸ“Š Stay Motivated
• Track today’s completed sessions
• Build daily focus streaks
• Gentle focus quotes to set your intention
šŸ”’ Privacy-First Design
• Works completely offline
• No account or login required
• No personal data collected
• No background services or intrusive notifications
Whether you’re studying, working, or building a daily focus habit, Focus Sessions TV helps you stay consistent and productive — right from your TV screen.
Pomodoro-style focus sessions and deep work routines on TV.
Updated on
Apr 28, 2026

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