a focus timer with something to lose
Put the phone down. He's in the bath on your time.
A focus timer with a capybara and an actual consequence. Open something else mid-session and you get one warning. Do it again and Capy climbs out — the session is forfeit and pays nothing. Stay put and he gets a nicer onsen out of your work.
15 to 90 minutes, an optional label for what you're on, and one of six ambience loops. Then the phone goes face-down.
Open something else and you get one warning. Do it again and Capy climbs out: the session is forfeit and pays nothing. Your streak and everything you own are untouched — one slip costs one session, never your week.
A coin a minute, more for a clean run, nothing at all for a forfeited one. Spend them in Capy's Den on hats, sunglasses and scenes that re-skin the entire app.
The clock runs on real wall time, not tick counts. Lock the phone or force-quit it — reopen and you're in the same running session, with no minutes lost or gained.
Screen stays awake, everything dims down, and your phone becomes an ambient desk buddy instead of a thing you keep picking up.
A week of real sessions upgrades the onsen — steam, a floating yuzu, a bird who decides this is the spot. He isn't proud of you. He's just very comfortable.
A seven-day chart, streaks, clean runs and a record of what you actually got done — including the sessions you lost.
Yes, and the timer is never paywalled. The Capy Pass is a one-time purchase — not a subscription — that removes ads and unlocks every track, scene and cosmetic. Optional coin packs exist for people who'd rather buy a hat than earn it.
No interstitials, ever. There are exactly three rewarded videos in the whole app — double your coins after a session, borrow a Capy Pass track for a day, or top up in the Den — and every one of them is optional. Notably, no ad can bring back a session you forfeited. A consequence you can watch your way out of isn't one.
No sign-up, no login, no network required. Everything is saved on your device.
The first time, a card tells you the session survived and warns you. The second time, Capy climbs out and the session is forfeit — no coins, and the time doesn't count. That's the entire penalty. If that's not what you need, Gentle mode in Settings switches it off and nothing can ever be lost.
No — ambience mixes underneath whatever you're already playing, and keeps going when the screen is off.
Sitting still is hard.
Sitting still with a witness is easier.