Pick a length, start
Anything from 5 minutes to 3 hours, and an optional label for what you're on. Then the phone goes face-down.

Capy's in the hot spring on your time. Open something else mid-session and you get one warning. Do it again and he climbs out — the session is forfeit and pays nothing. Stay put, and he gets a nicer onsen out of your work.
Three screens you'll actually see, in the order you'll see them.
Anything from 5 minutes to 3 hours, and an optional label for what you're on. 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. Taking a call doesn't count, and neither does locking the phone (on an iPhone, that needs a passcode). Your streak and everything you own are untouched — one slip costs one session, never your week.

A coin a minute, a quarter more for a clean run, nothing at all for a forfeited one. Coins buy hats, sunglasses, outfits and scenes in Capy's Den.

Work Capy is small on purpose. Everything in it exists to make sitting still easier, and nothing in it exists to keep you looking at the app.
Not tick counts. Whenever you come back to the app, the running session is right where it should be, to the minute.
Screen stays awake, everything dims down, and your phone becomes an ambient desk buddy instead of a thing you keep picking up.
Minutes this week heat the bath: steam, a floating yuzu, a bird who decides this is the spot, eventually a whole scene. He isn't proud of you. He's just very comfortable.
A seven-day chart, the month so far, six months of days at a glance, streaks, clean runs and a record of what you actually got done — including the sessions you lost.
Four soaks, a five-minute break after each and a long one after the fourth. A daily goal fills a ring, and missing it costs nothing.
Twice a year, focus hours earn looks nobody can pay for: a jack-o'-lantern and a witch hat in late October, a snowman and falling snow in December.
One switch in Settings turns the stakes off entirely and Capy stays put no matter what. The app never decides that for you.
A card to share when there's something worth telling someone. A notification when a session or a break ends; an optional daily nudge, off by default.

Every finished session pays out Capy Coins. Spend them on hats, sunglasses, outfit recolours and scenes that re-skin the whole app, like Golden Hour and Night Soak. Earn it or buy it; the bath is free either way.
Capy can be a student, a programmer, a designer, a doctor, a marketer or — regrettably — a vibecoder. Each re-skins everything: his outfit, the scene behind every screen, his job title. Buy one outright, one time, or put the hours in and take it for nothing.
One-time purchases, never subscriptions. The ads are optional too, and a one-time purchase switches them off and doubles your coins. The timer itself is never paywalled, and no purchase or ad can undo a forfeited session.

Yes, and the timer is never paywalled. Everything for sale is optional and one-time, never a subscription: profession themes (which you can also earn with focus hours), coin packs for people who'd rather buy a hat than earn it, and a purchase that switches the ads off and doubles your coins.
No interstitials and no banners. There are exactly two rewarded videos in the whole app — double your coins after a session, or top up in the Den — and both are optional. Notably, no ad can bring back a session you forfeited. A consequence you can watch your way out of isn't one.
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; your streak and everything you own are untouched. Locking the phone doesn't count as leaving (on an iPhone that needs a passcode), and neither does a phone call. If that's not what you need, Gentle mode in Settings switches it off and nothing can ever be lost.
Yes, in either orientation, with the same bath and the same rule.
Yes. Pausing is free, and so is adding five minutes. It's leaving the app that counts — and pausing first costs nothing.
No sign-up and no login. Your sessions and stats are saved on your device, and the timer works offline.
Write to [email protected]. Every message is read and answered by the person who makes the app. In the app, Settings › Send feedback starts that email with your app version filled in.
No music or ambient sound, by design — if you focus to music, you already have something better than we could ship, and it plays on undisturbed. Notifications use your phone's usual sound.
Free. No account. He's already in the bath.