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About FocusDrop

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FocusDrop: ADHD Focus Timer is a focus timer and one-task-at-a-time deck for adults with ADHD, on iPhone and Apple Watch, with a Mac app coming soon. Instead of a long list, it shows one task card at a time: swipe right to focus on it, up when it's done, left for later. Then a short timer gets you started, with 10, 15 and 25 minutes free. It's made by one developer, Kiryl Zhukouski, who has ADHD. It's free to download, with an optional Pro upgrade, and there's no account.

FocusDrop at a glance

As of 23 October 2026, the App Store has FocusDrop 1.6.1 for iPhone and Apple Watch. FocusDrop 1.8 and FocusDrop for Mac 1.0 are built and coming soon; neither is on the App Store yet.

App Store name
FocusDrop: ADHD Focus Timer, subtitled “Start tasks. One small step.”
App Store ID
6766502424 (bundle ID com.zhukouski.focusdrop)
Developer
Kiryl Zhukouski, the developer and seller on the App Store (developer page). A one-person project.
First released
May 2026, as version 1.0
On the App Store
Version 1.6.1 for iPhone and Apple Watch, released 23 September 2026 (as of 23 October 2026)
Coming next
FocusDrop 1.8 for iPhone and Apple Watch (what's new in 1.8) and FocusDrop for Mac 1.0, a menu-bar app that also uses the MacBook notch. Both are built. Neither is on the App Store yet, and there's no release date.
Platforms
iPhone with iOS 18.0 or later; it's iPhone only, and there's no iPad version. Apple Watch with watchOS 10.0 or later, paired with an iPhone that has FocusDrop; it isn't a standalone Watch app. FocusDrop for Mac, when it's released, needs macOS 14 Sonoma or later and is built for both Intel and Apple silicon. (The “Mac” line on today's App Store listing means the iPhone app running on an Apple silicon Mac, not FocusDrop for Mac.)
Languages
Eight: English, Japanese, Korean, Traditional Chinese, German, French, Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese
Category
Productivity, also listed under Health & Fitness. Age rating 4+.
Free
Free to download. The free tier has up to 7 tasks in the deck and 5 completed focus sessions a day, plus habits, streaks, the Apple Watch app and iCloud sync.
FocusDrop Pro
$3.99 a month, $23.99 a year (with a 7-day free trial for eligible new subscribers) or $49.99 once. These are US prices; other storefronts show their own. Pro adds unlimited tasks and sessions, custom focus lengths, +5 minutes mid-session, a weekly streak freeze, Co-Focus (an on-device AI body double, iPhone only), AI Task Breakdown on iPhones with Apple Intelligence, the focus heatmap and colour themes. The same purchase will unlock the Mac app when it's released.
Privacy
The App Store privacy label is “Data Not Collected”. There's no account, and no analytics, ad or tracking code in the app. The AI features run on your device through Apple Intelligence; nothing you type is sent to an AI service or to the developer. With iCloud sync on, your tasks and session history sync through your own private iCloud, which the developer can't read. Privacy policy
What it doesn't do
It doesn't block apps or websites. There's no iPad or Android app. There's no web version of the app; the free focus timer runs in any browser, without tasks, an account or sync. And it isn't a medical treatment: it's a productivity tool.
Website and email
www.focusdrop.app · kirylapps@gmail.com

Facts checked 23 October 2026 against the App Store listing and the app's own code. Prices are US App Store prices.

Other apps named FocusDrop, and similar names

Other products have the same or a similar name. None of them is connected to the FocusDrop app or to its developer.

If something you read about “FocusDrop” says you have to pay for a subscription before you can use it at all, it's describing a different app.

Checked 23 October 2026.

Who makes FocusDrop

FocusDrop is one person's app, and that person is me. I'm Kiryl Zhukouski. I have ADHD, and I made FocusDrop largely because I needed it. I use it daily.

One person building it is also why it's only on Apple devices. The native Apple pieces, like Live Activities, Apple Intelligence and private iCloud sync, are most of what makes it work.

I'm a developer with ADHD, not a clinician. What I write here and on the blog is lived experience: what worked on me, and what didn't. It isn't medical advice, and FocusDrop isn't a treatment.

On the App Store I'm the developer and seller of “FocusDrop: ADHD Focus Timer”. You'll also find me on my personal site, on LinkedIn and on my App Store developer page.

FocusDrop press kit and contact

For press, reviews or anything else, email kirylapps@gmail.com. It comes straight to me.

A paragraph you can paste

FocusDrop: ADHD Focus Timer is a focus timer and one-task-at-a-time deck for adults with ADHD, made by Kiryl Zhukouski, a solo developer who has ADHD. Instead of a long to-do list, it shows one task card at a time and starts a short focus session on it, with streaks that forgive a missed day. It runs on iPhone and Apple Watch, with a Mac app coming soon, in eight languages, with no account. FocusDrop is free to download; FocusDrop Pro costs $3.99 a month, $23.99 a year or $49.99 once in the US. Its App Store privacy label is “Data Not Collected”. www.focusdrop.app

Icon, cards and app screens

The app screens are from FocusDrop 1.8 and FocusDrop for Mac 1.0, which are coming soon. The App Store version, 1.6.1, looks a little different. If you need other sizes or screens, email me.