FocusDeck vs Flora
Focus solo — no friends required
Flora needs friends to hold you accountable. FocusDeck gives you a structured, reusable focus routine you run on your own — with real session data instead of virtual trees.
Feature comparison
| Feature | Flora | FocusDeck |
|---|---|---|
| Focus timer | Yes | Yes |
| Custom block types | No | Yes |
| Reusable decks | No | Yes |
| Solo accountability | No | Yes |
| Session notes | No | Yes |
| Session analytics | No | Yes |
| Social accountability | Yes | No |
| Real tree planting | Yes | No |
Focus timer
Custom block types
Reusable decks
Solo accountability
Session notes
Session analytics
Social accountability
Real tree planting
What changes when you switch
Requires friends to work
Flora's core feature is social pressure — you plant trees with friends and killing one feels bad. Solo users get a basic timer with no structural advantage.
FocusDeck's accountability comes from your own session data: streaks, completion rates, focus trends. You do not need anyone else online to stay on track.
No task structure
Flora tracks total focus time but not what you focused on. A 60-minute session gives you a tree, not a breakdown of reading vs. writing vs. review.
FocusDeck decks label every block by type and purpose. Your session history shows exactly which phases you completed and how long each took.
No reusable routines
Flora has no concept of a saved routine. Each session starts fresh — you set the timer, invite friends, and hope for the best.
Build your deck once, run it forever. FocusDeck saves your block sequence so tomorrow's session starts in one tap.
How FocusDeck works
Step 1
Build your deck
Pick block types — focus, rest, practice, review. Set durations. Name it.
Step 2
Run it daily
One click starts your full session. A timer guides you through each block.
Step 3
Review & improve
See session history, notes, and analytics. Adjust your deck based on real data.
Early voices
What focus feels like with a deck.
i literally just open it and hit play now. no more staring at my desk for 20 mins deciding what to do first