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Revvo

Why are we still forcing our focus into rigid, linear clocks?

Revvo is an adaptive focus timer designed to help people enter flow naturally and protect it once it begins. Traditional timers often create pressure by starting before users are mentally ready and interrupting them once momentum has formed. Revvo instead adapts session length to the user’s cognitive rhythm in real time. By tilting the device right when focus is strong or left when it is slipping, users can adjust sessions without breaking concentration. Over time, these intuitive micro-interactions recalibrate the timer across different modes of work, making Revvo increasingly personalized. A filling progress gauge replaces the usual countdown, reframing time as momentum gained rather than time lost, offering positive reinforcement while reducing timer anxiety.

Category Product

Date 2025

Duration 6 Weeks

Skills Industrial Design, UX/UI, Prototyping

Traditional timers are rigid and intrusive.

Countdown anxiety and abrupt interruptions destroy the very focus they aim to protect.

Revvo Context

Standard timers assume every task and every brain works on a fixed clock. They force a start when you're not ready and ring a loud alarm exactly when you've finally hit your stride, creating a cycle of stress rather than flow.

Objective

How can we design an adaptive study timer that protects users by working with their cognitive rhythm instead of fighting it?

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Focus isn’t constant. It moves in waves.

Flow takes time to enter.

Interruptions reset momentum.

Attention naturally rises, dips, and recovers.

Focus Waves

Design Requirements

UX

Distraction-free
Intuitive
Positive reinforcement

Functionality

Highly adaptive
Tracks user data
Modes of different tasks

Well-being

Burnout Protection
Follows user natural rhythm
Encourages sustainable productivity

Pivots & Iterations