FocusRace

The AI to-do list you play against your friends.

Type what you keep putting off. AI splits it into small tasks. Then you race up to 4 other players, each on their own list, and the first to finish wins.

Example race

How do you play a to-do list?

You bring the work. The room brings the pressure.

  1. 1. Say what you're avoiding

    โ€œfinish my history essayโ€

  2. 2. AI deals you small tasks

    • Type the title and first heading
    • List 3 main arguments
    • Write the intro paragraph

    Change any of them, then pick 5 to race.

  3. 3. The clock starts

    Everyone gets the same clock and their own list. Finish a task and your bar jumps for the whole room to see. When someone's flying, send them ๐Ÿ”ฅ ๐Ÿ‘ ๐Ÿ’ช.

  4. 4. First to finish all 5 wins

    The winner takes the trophy. Everyone keeps what they finished, and it counts toward your streak.

Too big, no deadline, nobody watching. A race fixes all three.

Too big
AI cuts it into tasks you can start right now. Something huge, like a whole course, becomes a goal you race 5 tasks at a time.
No deadline
The clock starts and it won't wait for you. Quick races run 45 minutes. With friends, you pick 15 to 60.
Nobody watching
Other people's bars move while yours sits still. You will feel it.

Play with friends, or with whoever's here.

Private room

Choose how many friends can join and how long the race runs, then send the link. The room waits 10 minutes for them. Once everyone's in, anyone can press start.

Quick race

Press Race these 5 and you're racing within 45 seconds, with anyone else who pressed it. Empty seats can fill with ghosts: replays of real races, always labeled, so you never mistake one for a person.

House rules

Short ones. You have work to do.

Your to-do list just went multiplayer.

Start with the one thing you've been avoiding.

Start my first race