Focus timer
Work and break sessions alternate automatically, with distinct cues for starting, pausing, and resuming.
Flano pairs a focus timer with the task queue you actually work from today. Everything lives in a local SQLite file on your machine — no account, no sync, no network calls.
Free, offline-first, and lightweight — the installer is about 3MB.
The timer, the queue, and the history all read from the same local database, so nothing drifts out of sync.
Work and break sessions alternate automatically, with distinct cues for starting, pausing, and resuming.
One committed list for the day: add, reorder, complete, and undo. Anything due but not queued is surfaced for you.
Daily, weekly, or every-N-days rules. Each occurrence is tracked separately, so finishing Tuesday's does not erase Wednesday's.
Group tasks into colour-coded projects, each with its own scratchpad that saves as you type.
Daily focus totals, cycle averages, and a work streak that only counts completed focus sessions.
Start, pause, or skip from the system tray, or bind a global shortcut. The window hides instead of quitting so the timer keeps running.
Flano has no account system and no server component. Sessions, tasks, and settings
live in a single app.db SQLite file you can back up yourself.
Flano is a small native desktop app — no runtime prerequisites beyond Windows itself, and about 3MB to download.
Version 1.0.0 · Windows · ~3MB download, ~8MB on disk
Because Flano is an independent, 100% offline desktop app with no cloud tracking or corporate telemetry, Windows SmartScreen and browsers may show an "unrecognized app" or "isn't commonly downloaded" notice for new releases.
Flano runs completely locally on your machine with a local SQLite database and zero network telemetry.