Timer settings
Focus length, break length, appearance, and notification preferences stay on device.
Private Pomodoro Timer
Focus insight without the cloud.
Kofe Flow shows where focus time went while keeping your sessions, settings, apps, and websites local on your Mac.
No accounts. No ads. No cloud sync. No session replay.
Screenshot note The analytics view helps you review the day without turning your focus history into an account somewhere else.
What stays local.
Kofe Flow is built for people who want useful focus insight without building a profile in someone else's cloud. The timer can be helpful, personal, and still private.
Focus history
Completed sessions and recent focus totals are stored locally on your Mac.
Optional activity
If enabled, app names, website domains, and focused-time totals stay local too.
A private timer should feel simple.
- No sign-in: Focus history is not tied to a cloud profile.
- No session replay: Product analytics do not include URLs, window titles, screenshots, document names, app names, or bundle IDs.
- No forced workflow: Keep tasks in the tools you already use; let Kofe Flow hold the time.
- No heavy setup: Use the menu bar workflow guide if you want the daily flow first.
What Kofe Flow does not collect.
The privacy boundary is simple: Kofe Flow keeps focus history local and only sends limited event-only product analytics.
- No account, email, device serial number, or account data collection.
- No URLs, window titles, document names, screenshots, app names, bundle IDs, or content in product analytics.
- No advertising SDKs, cross-app tracking, session replay, or cloud sync.
Private timer FAQ
Does Kofe Flow send focus history to a server?
No. Focus history and optional app and website activity are stored locally on your Mac. Kofe Flow sends limited event-only product analytics without user content, app names, URLs, titles, screenshots, or session replay.
Does Kofe Flow require an account?
No. There is no sign-in, account creation, cloud sync, ads, or cross-app tracking.