auto-focus detects focus and automatically turns off notifications. No more disruptions when you're in the flow.
Compatible with macOS Sonoma and later
Configuration options
Focus insights and analytics
Research from Meta shows that it takes an average of 23 minutes to get back into flow after being interrupted by a notification.
Auto-Focus intelligently monitors your work patterns and automatically enables Do Not Disturb mode after 12 minutes of focused work in your chosen applications.
When you switch to non-work apps, Auto-Focus gives you a buffer period before re-enabling notifications, ensuring you don't lose focus during quick context switches.
Compatible with macOS Sonoma and later
Detects when you're in deep work and enables focus mode automatically
Configurable buffer time prevents losing focus during quick switches
Track your focus sessions and productivity patterns
Auto-Focus requires a Shortcuts automation to toggle Do Not Disturb mode:
Auto-Focus is currently in beta until July 1, 2025, which means:
Once the beta period ends, Auto-Focus will transition to a freemium model:
We're working on several exciting features for the official release:
We value your feedback and are here to help:
Email Support
Reach out with questions or feedback: help@auto-focus.app
Report Issues
Found a bug? Let us know at help@auto-focus.app and we'll fix it in our next update.
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