How it works

Three parts.
One rhythm.

The device sets the rhythm, the workbooks give a clear task, and insights help adults understand what works for the child. Each part works alone — together they make the difference.

FocusHero device and workbook

Focus companion

Everything that helps. Nothing that interrupts.

A small device on the desk alternates work and rest in a predictable rhythm. No screen full of notifications — just a timer, a gentle signal and a short game when it’s break time.

  • Silent vibration cues that work in a classroom
  • A visual timer children understand without reading
  • Short colour-memory games for breaks
  • Works offline and syncs later
  • A protective frame made for small hands
focus10:00
work · 10break · 3work · 10

A session, step by step

A predictable rhythm
lowers resistance.

An example session of about half an hour. Parents or teachers adjust the block length.

StartPick a task
Focus · 10 minQuiet timer
Break · 3Colour game
Focus · 10 minNext step
WinA note

FAQ

Before you ask

Is FocusHero a medical device?

No. FocusHero is a learning-support tool. It does not diagnose and does not replace professional assessment or therapy.

Which age group is it for?

For primary-school pupils in grades 1–4, including children who need extra attention support, such as children with ADHD.

Does the child use a screen?

The device has a small timer display, but no apps, browser, social media or notifications. The learning stays on paper.

When will it be available?

FocusHero is currently in development. The first step is a school pilot; ordering isn’t open yet.

Want to try it?

Tell us whether you’re a parent, teacher or school — we’ll reach out when the pilot starts.