Park a thought
A thought shows up mid-focus. Write it down, keep going. The clock keeps running and the thought waits for you after.
“Email Ana about Friday” — parked, timer still running
The problem
The stall is at the handoff
You finish one part of the routine and pick up your phone instead of the next thing. Ten minutes pass. The sequence you planned is still sitting there, unstarted.
Nothing was wrong with the plan. The plan just went quiet at the exact moment it was supposed to hand you to the next activity.
Steady fills that gap. It holds the sequence and says what’s next, with a timer already running.
Pour coffee
Done · 7:02
the stall · 10 min lost
Focus block
Never started
How it works
Three steps. Then none.
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Write the sequence
Put your morning, focus block, or wind-down in order. Once. It stays there.
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Press start
One tap. The first activity begins, timed. Nothing else to set up.
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It runs the next one
When an activity ends, the next one is already there. No choosing. No stall.
Two things it does well
Quiet by design
Leave by
Set the time you need to be done. Steady scales the sequence to fit — or you start knowing it may run long. No lecture either way.
Leave by 9:00 — sequence scaled to fit
Local-only. No account.
Your sequences live on your device. There is nothing to sign up for, nothing to sync, and nothing watching. Steady works the same offline as it does online, because it is always offline.
- No sign-up
- No cloud sync
- No analytics
Steady is coming
Leave your email and we’ll tell you when it’s ready. That’s the whole list.