Here's what we're actively building for Show Up Anyways: Focus, and what's next. This updates as things move — no votes, no tickets to file, just a look at the workshop.
See how the hours you set out to protect compare to the hours you actually shielded, week over week.
Export a Foundation (a saved session template) and share it with a friend or teammate.
Start and check a Focus session without pulling out your phone.
A true in-app toggle can't reach into other apps' notifications on iOS (researched and confirmed) — the real fix is a guided setup that helps you configure a matching iOS Focus mode, which this app can then turn on/off with your sessions.
More detail on what a Touchpoint interrupted and how sessions trend over time, not just totals.
Keep going past your planned session length instead of the timer just stopping when it hits zero.
Sessions now count up past the original length instead of ending abruptly.
Every logged Touchpoint is now saved and reviewable, not just visible in the moment.
Foundations, history, and settings now follow your Apple ID automatically, no account required.
The "come back to your Focus" notice no longer fires just because you locked your phone — only when you actually leave to another app.
Pomodoro now actually checks in during a Focus, and the interval is adjustable in Settings instead of fixed.
The active Focus screen now warns you when you try to navigate away mid-session.
Added an actual Home Screen widget tile with a live countdown, separate from the Lock Screen / Dynamic Island Live Activity.
The Foundation screen now explains the difference: Foundation is the general topic (e.g. "Business"), Focus is what you're specifically working on under it (e.g. "Business 1" vs "Business 2").
Past Focuses can now be quickly re-selected, and near-duplicate/typo'd names are detected so the list stays clean.
Leaving an active Focus now requires a deliberate press-and-hold, so an accidental tap can't exit a session.
A saved Focus (e.g. a specific business or client) can now have its own allowed-apps list, so a Focus that needs phone/text/email open isn't blocked by your default shield.
Blocked apps now show this app's own screen instead of Apple's plain default, with a way to flag "this app is actually needed for this Focus."
This roadmap exists so you can see the app is actively maintained — and so you can help steer it. Have a feature request, a bug, or something that's bugging you? Tell us.
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