It's simple, really:
Need a break? Just tap "Give me a minute." I'll wait. No judgment. Life happens.
No streaks. No stats. No guilt. Just a patient potato who's happy whenever you show up.
I pick up my phone approximately seven hundred times a day and I can't tell you why.
Not for anything specific. Not because someone texted. Just because my hand knows where it is, my thumb knows what to tap, and before my brain catches up, I'm three apps deep into a dopamine treasure hunt.
I wanted something different. Not another app that yells at me for checking my phone. Something that made me want to put it down.
So I made a potato.
A focus companion app where you help a potato craftsman build their world. Put your phone down for 5 minutes to 2 hours, and when you return, you'll see what you built together. No guilt. No streaks. Just a patient companion who needs your focused attention.
Yes. During focus sessions, your other apps are inaccessible. That's the whole point. But you're always in control: press "Give me a minute" anytime you need access. Your potato takes a break, no judgment, and you can resume when you're ready.
Then life gets in the way. The potato understands. There are no streaks to maintain, no penalties for missing days. Come back whenever you can. Your potato will still be there, ready to work alongside you.
Both. You're doing real focused work (studying, writing, reading, whatever you need). The potato is doing their work too (building a bed, crafting a table). It's a collaboration, not a reward system.
Yes, and! The Home Pack is free forever. No ads, no subscription. Even after you've built everything, there are always maintenance tasks and peaceful activities to return to. Ready to explore beyond the clearing? Expansion packs are available whenever you want them.
iOS only at launch. Android isn't planned right now, but that could change based on how launch goes.
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