Focus tracking for real schedules

Give every minute a clear objective.

Nycto connects timers, planned calendar blocks, and objective history into one calm record of your day. Start a session, switch goals, and see what actually moved forward.

Planned
1h
Tracked
5m
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Nycto Today screen showing a focus timer for Math 101 and day stats.

The loop

Plan, track, review - without forcing your day into a spreadsheet.

01

Choose an objective

Pick the work, class, habit, or routine that should receive credit before the timer starts.

02

Track the session

Use quick presets, start focused blocks, or log time manually when real life interrupts.

03

Read the week

See planned versus tracked time, objective share, streaks, and recent sessions in one place.

Designed from the app outward

A website UI that matches Nycto instead of using generic template blocks.

The visual system pulls from the product: matte black surfaces, coral action states, violet selection, cyan timing details, amber streaks, and disciplined spacing.

Sessions stay attached to goals

Every tracked block can point to an objective, so your history is easier to trust at the end of the week.

Calendar accountability

Planned and tracked time live together, so a day can be reviewed without guessing what happened.

Clear progress, not noise

Dashboard cards prioritize the totals that decide your next move: today, this week, streaks, and objective share.

Manual time stays first-class

Not every session starts perfectly. Nycto keeps manual logs visible beside timer sessions.

Product tour

Four screens, one consistent language for time.

Nycto Today screen with the timer and current objective.

Today

Start from the objective, then start the clock.

The Today screen keeps the current objective, timer presets, day totals, and recent session prompt in one focused surface.

  • Quick timer presets and manual fallback
  • Current objective is always visible
  • Day and week totals stay close to the timer

Calm analytics

Insights should answer one question: where did the time go?

Nycto favors legible totals, objective breakdowns, and trend context over decorative charts. The result feels close to the mobile app: compact, opinionated, and fast to scan.

Plain-language privacy

Personal time data deserves careful handling.

Nycto is built around personal routines, objectives, sleep context, location labels, and focus history. The privacy page explains what may be stored, how it is used, and what choices users have.

Read the policy

Ready for launch

A polished web presence for a focused iOS app.

This static site is ready for GitHub Pages, Netlify, Vercel, or any standard host. Swap the product link when the App Store page is available.