Plan within the time you actually have.
Pull only what belongs today from the backlog. Place it into real working hours and attach the protection that task needs.
Know what belongs today — and what can wait.
Attention has inertia
For the hours that count.
Plan a realistic day. Protect one task at a time. Close the work before moving on.
macOS 14+ · Free while in beta
Why switching feels expensive
The window changed. Your attention did not.
Part of your mind stays with unfinished work. Conberate gives each task a boundary, keeps passing thoughts somewhere safe, and finishes the handoff before the next task begins.
The daily loop
One working day. Four deliberate states.
Conberate connects planning, focused work, the transition between tasks, and the moment the working day closes.
Keep one task in the foreground.
Start a block and the main window steps aside. Its Focus Profile closes chosen apps and blocks chosen sites. ⌥Space keeps a passing thought without taking you away.
The thought is safe. The current task keeps your attention.
Put one task down before picking up the next.
Say whether the work finished. If it did not, leave one line about where to resume. The old task gets a reliable way back before the new one enters the foreground.
Know where you stopped and where to begin again.
Close the working day.
Resolve captured thoughts, return unfinished work to the backlog, and make the day read-only. What happened becomes a record instead of another open loop.
The working day ends because the system has an end.
CONBERATE / TODAY
09:00
DEEP · WRITINGDraft launch narrative90 MINUTES
10:45Review onboarding prototype
CAPTURE A THOUGHT · ⌥SPACEAsk Minh for one concrete pricing example
READY TO RESUMEOpening is done — add the customer example before the CTA.
DAY CLOSEDWhat remains has a place.3 blocks · 2 finished · 1 returned
The transition ritual
Leave the last task behind.
Changing windows is instant. Moving attention is not. A short handoff closes the edge of the current task before the next task is allowed to take its place.
Protection without interruption
Keep the task. Park the thought.
Protection can follow a task or stay always on for distractions you never want available. A passing thought can cross the boundary as a one-line capture; the distraction cannot.
OUTSIDE THIS BLOCK
IN THE FOREGROUNDDraft launch narrative
⌥SPACE · CAPTUREAsk Minh for one concrete pricing example
01
A Focus Profile for each task
02
Capture without changing windows
03
The main window steps aside while you work
A tool, not a coach
Evidence, without a score to obey.
Conberate shows what happened, how much history supports the pattern, and where uncertainty remains. The decision is still yours.
Evidence you can inspect
Completion, sustained focus, your own rating, and estimate accuracy remain visible instead of disappearing into one score.
Your capacity, not a standard
Capacity is learned from your history, shown with uncertainty, and never presented as a universal target.
Quiet until useful
Insights remain hidden until enough real days separate a useful pattern from noise.
Before you download
Clear from the start.
PLATFORMmacOS 14+
DATAOffline-first
PROTECTIONTask-specific
BETAFree · No card
The practical answers
A few things worth knowing.
What happens when my plans change mid-day?
Between blocks, a small floating panel lets you reorder what's left, pull something up from the backlog, or send work back — without opening the main window. The one automatic cleanup is deliberate: work that was scheduled but never entered a focus session returns to the backlog when that day is left behind. See the day end to end.
What actually happens when a focus block starts?
The main window steps aside and the session moves to the menu bar. Session Focus Profiles close selected apps and redirect selected websites; an Always on profile can keep chosen distractions blocked outside sessions too. Deep or shallow controls timing and transition rules — not what gets blocked.
What if I skip a day?
Nothing breaks and nothing scolds you — there's no streak to lose. The next morning Conberate offers, once, to close yesterday properly. If you skip that catch-up, anything you scheduled but never actually started returns to the backlog instead of being counted as completed work.
Open the day · Close the day
Put one task down before picking up the next.
Free while in beta
Download for macOS