Your AI focus coach
Do the thing
you said you’d do.
Timers count your minutes. Oithere is an AI coach that watches whether they count, and tells you out loud when they don’t.
A person types one intention into Oithere: prepare presentation for Monday, for 30 minutes. They edit a slide in Keynote, ask ChatGPT for a better title, and paste it in. A YouTube talk about giving presentations plays without interruption. When they open a video about ancient humans, a nudge opens from the notch and says: Ah, a YouTube video about ancient life. Very useful for the presentation waiting in the present. The person chooses Get back to work and Keynote comes back to the front. The session history then shows 30 minutes focused, with the detour marked in red.
Simply focused
One intention.
Full attention.
Tell your coach what you’re working on. It watches for drift and calls you back.
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Say the one thing.
Type what you want to finish and pick 15, 30, or 45 minutes. That’s the whole setup.
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Slack can be a distraction. YouTube can be work.
Oithere understands what’s on screen the way a coach looking over your shoulder would. A tutorial for the report counts. Cat videos don’t. A blocklist can’t tell the difference. Why apps aren’t the problem →
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You drift. Your coach says something.
After 45 seconds on something unrelated, your coach speaks up, out loud. Not a canned notification: a line written for that moment, naming what you’re doing and what you said you’d do. Get back to it, mark it relevant, or take a real break.
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See where the time went.
Every session ends with your coach’s debrief: the thing you set out to do, how long you stayed with it, and the one detour.
Private by design
Sees every window. Keeps them yours.
Oithere reads the window in front of you on your Mac, and only while a session runs. Screenshots are never uploaded and never saved.
Your coach takes a few words: what you said you’d do, and a short note of what’s on screen.
What your coach sees
Oithere for Mac
One thing at a time.
Start the clock. Your coach has the rest.
Download for Mac