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.

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
Lessons in small chunks
A clear page. A reachable task.
Workbooks are designed for lower cognitive load: one task per chunk, room to work and clearly separated steps. Content follows the national curriculum for grades 1–4.
- Serbian, maths, English, world around us
- Adapted for individualised education, including IEP-2
- Refill sets every three months
- ZUOV (national institute) certification is a next step on the roadmap
Context behind each step
What helps your child? Insights point the way.
The planned digital layer links time on task with short notes from parents and teachers, making it easier for adults to agree on next steps.
- Short behaviour ratings (DBR)
- Overview of engagement and work rhythm
- Suggestions for adjusting learning intervals
- Planned PDF reports for IEP teams
“Shorter blocks after school seem to help.”
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.
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.