Deep
In a vibe off: Help me stay focused while studying
Write what you're working on, start a 50-minute session, and watch your focused hours stack up over the week.
What made it work
Naming the task first. It turns a timer into a record of what you really studied.
The screens
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Yours goes up next to @dokafor’s as a vibe off, and @dokafor is told. Credit for the idea stays with them.
How it was madeThe prompt, tools, time, what’s left to make it real.
What’s left to make it real
Sync across devices, a tag per course, and a weekly summary.
- Made with
- Cursor, Claude
- Took
- 2.5 hours
- Built on
- Tomato by @sofiecodes — see the two side by side
- How
- Designed the screen first in words — calm, dark blue, one thin huge clock — and built it in Cursor with Claude. The session log came last and turned out to be the point.
- The prompt
- A calm study timer: dark blue gradient, thin huge clock, an input asking 'What are you working on?', and a weekly bar chart plus a log of finished sessions.In Cursor, ClaudeTook 2.5 hours
- Hard parts
- Logging honestly. Stopping early still records the minutes you actually did, rather than nothing.
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