Kotamas

Your focus, with a friend Kotamas is a little pixel dog who lives in the corner of your screen. He runs your pomodoro sessions, naps while you work, and celebrates every focus block right alongside you. Part genuinely-good focus timer, part desktop companion — fully yours.A focus timer you'll actually use - Four session styles — Classic, Long, Sprint, and Deep. Name each round and set a daily goal. - Streaks & daily goals that make showing up feel good. - A mood meter — your dog perks up when you focus, and droops when you ghost him for too long. He keeps you company - Hover to pet him. Click to make him bark. - Toss a ball on your breaks and watch him chase it down and bring it back. - Drag him anywhere on screen — he remembers where home is. - He wanders, naps while you focus, and sleeps when you do. - Busy? Send him to hide for a while — he slips off-screen and comes back when you're ready. Focus Guard keeps the distractions out Pick the sites and apps that pull you off-task — X, Reddit, YouTube, your group chats, whatever yours are. While a focus block is running, Kotamas stands guard: wander onto a blocked site and he quietly closes the tab; bring a blocked app to the front and he tucks it away — each with a gentle nudge (and a yip, if you want one) to steer you back. A short grace period means a quick glance won't slam things shut, and he keeps a running tally of every distraction he headed off for you.Always one glance away A live countdown sits in your menu bar (or system tray) with your current intention, so you never tab away just to check the time.Nine breeds — and growing Hand-pixelled Retrievers and a tactical K-9 unit, with matching animations across the board. Swap any time, name your dog, and make him your own — and new breeds keep dropping over time, so the pack only gets bigger.Yours to keep - A one-time purchase — no subscription, no ads. - Mac, Windows, and Linux. - Offline-first, with your settings and streaks synced through Steam Cloud. Coming Q4 2026. Add Kotamas to your wishlist to be the first to bring him home.