Roadmap
Focusly is a one-time purchase, so it is fair to ask what that keeps buying. Here is what is done, what is next, and what is only being thought about.
On the companion apps: they are for seeing the day, acknowledging a block and rescheduling it — not for planning a week from a phone. The Mac stays the place where the plan gets made.
Shipped
6Available now.
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Detachable window
Turn the menu bar panel into an ordinary resizable window, and take it fullscreen for planning a whole week.
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Detachable timer
Keep the countdown floating over your work after you hide Focusly.
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One-click AI connectors
Register Focusly’s local MCP server with Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Codex or Cursor from Settings.
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Ten languages
The app and this site, in English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese (BR), Dutch, Japanese, Korean and Simplified Chinese.
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Schedule export
Any date range as a PDF or CSV.
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Analytics: month and year
Longer horizons alongside the rolling 7, 30 and 90-day ranges.
In progress
3Being worked on.
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iPhone companion
See today, acknowledge a block, reschedule it, and get alerted as one closes out. Planning stays on the Mac — this is for the times you are not at it.
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More languages
Extending beyond the first ten, prioritised by where people actually download from.
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Timeline zoom in the week view
The day view zooms; the week grid is still a fixed row height.
Considering
5Not promised. Tell us if one matters to you.
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Apple Watch companion
The block you are in and the time left, on your wrist, with a tap to complete or push it back. The smallest useful version of the app.
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Garmin watch companion
The same idea for Garmin wearers, who tend to be exactly the people already tracking their day.
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Wider Reminders sync
Writing completions back to Apple Reminders, not just reading from it.
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Shortcuts actions
Expose blocks and templates to the Shortcuts app so they can be automated.
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A second look at recurring exceptions
Skipping or moving a single occurrence without breaking the series.
Something missing?
The "considering" column moves when people ask. Requests from paying customers carry more weight, and saying so is more honest than pretending otherwise.
Send a request