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FocusDeck vs Todoist

Your tasks deserve a timer, not just a checkbox

Todoist organizes what you need to do. FocusDeck structures when and how long you actually do it — then repeats it tomorrow without rebuilding.

Feature comparison

Task management

TodoistFocusDeck

Timed focus blocks

TodoistFocusDeck

Reusable daily decks

TodoistFocusDeck

Session history & review

TodoistFocusDeck

In-session notes

TodoistFocusDeck

Smart reminders

TodoistFocusDeck

Labels & filters

TodoistFocusDeck

Analytics & insights

TodoistFocusDeck

What changes when you switch

No timed blocks

Todoist tells you what to do but not how long to spend on it. You check off tasks without building a rhythm, and context-switching eats your focus.

FocusDeck wraps every task in a timed block — focus, rest, review. You work in structured intervals that protect deep work and prevent burnout.

No reusable daily routine

Every morning you open Todoist and re-plan your day from scratch. The overhead of deciding what to work on kills momentum before you start.

Build your deck once. Tomorrow, hit play. FocusDeck saves your block sequence so your routine runs on autopilot — no daily planning friction.

No session-level tracking

Todoist shows task completion but not how your focus session went. Did you stay focused? Did you take breaks? There is no session awareness.

FocusDeck logs every session: time spent, notes taken, blocks completed. Review your real focus patterns and adjust your deck to match how you actually work.

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
MayaMed student · early access

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