Complete focused work sessions and earn rewards funded by relevant sponsors.
Just choose what you're working on, start focusing, and put your phone away.
Join early accessWe're building the first version now.
Early members will help shape it.
Your focus session is sponsored by
Every notification, recommendation and infinite feed is competing to pull you back onto your screen.
Offscreen flips that model.
Coding. Studying. Writing. Reading. Pick your focus and start a session.
Once the timer starts, the advertising disappears. Your job is simple: go do the work.
Complete the focus session and unlock your sponsor-funded reward. That's it.
A sponsored session doesn't mean watching ads for 25 minutes.
You see who funded your session before you begin. Then we get out of your way.
When you're done, you'll see your reward and, if you're interested, an optional link from the sponsor.
Your focus stays yours.Ship the feature you've been putting off.
Finish the chapter without checking Instagram six times.
Turn the blank page into something real.
Make it through more than three pages before reaching for your phone.
Whatever you're working on: 25 focused minutes beats another 25 minutes lost to scrolling.
Every session adds to something bigger. Focused time. Completed sessions. Your streak. Your progress.
And a little reward for choosing to spend your attention on something that actually matters.
Right now, most of the internet profits by taking more of it. We're trying something different.
Be one of the first people to try Offscreen.
Not yet. We're currently building and testing the first version with a small group of users and sponsors.
Joining early access means you'll be among the first invited to try it.
Sponsors fund eligible focus sessions.
We're testing different reward formats and amounts to find something that's valuable for users while remaining sustainable for sponsors.
No. That's the point.
Sponsor attribution happens around the session, not through banners or interruptions while you're trying to work.
We won't pretend we can read your mind.
Offscreen can measure whether you follow the rules of a focus session, but it can't know whether you spent every second writing code instead of staring out the window. The product is designed to encourage genuine focus rather than claim something we can't verify.
Because instead of buying another banner or interruption, a relevant company can fund a positive experience for someone who may actually care about its product.
A developer tool might sponsor coding. An education company might sponsor studying. A writing tool might sponsor writing.
You get rewarded. They get remembered for helping you focus.