Join a live room where every camera is on and every mic is off. No chat, no calls — just the quiet pressure of other people working, the way a library has always worked.
Just seeing someone else work, silently, changes how long you stay at your desk. It's an old trick — we just made it available at 2am.
Every session is logged. Not to gamify your studying, but so you have an honest answer when you ask yourself "did I actually work this week?"
Whether you work best at 6am before college or 1am before an exam, there's a room open and someone else already in it.
Set up a profile and pick the subject or exam you're studying for — it's how we group rooms.
Join a public Focus Room, or create a private Discussion Room and send the code to your own group.
Camera on, mic off. The room does the rest — you just have to stay in it.
Most of what people ask is really one question — "will I have to talk to anyone?" No. Here's the rest.
Everyone's camera is on, every mic is off. You pick a room, start a timer, and study — the same way you would sit near a stranger in a library. No chat, no calls, no small talk to manage.
Yes. Joining any live room, starting a focus session, and creating a private discussion room to share with friends all cost nothing. There is no trial period or hidden tier.
Mostly students preparing for UPSC, JEE, NEET, board exams, or any long, self-directed exam — anyone whose biggest obstacle is sitting down and staying down.
No. Rooms are silent by design — mics stay off. If you want to study with a specific group, you can create a private room and share the code, but the public rooms are strangers, on purpose.
A Focus Room is a public, silent room anyone can join to study alongside others. A Discussion Room is a private, code-protected room you create for a specific group — still camera-on, still no pressure to perform.
That is most of what the product is for. You are not required to interact with anyone — the presence of other people working, visible but silent, is the accountability.
Your video is visible only to others in your current room, for the duration you're in it. There's no recording, and no chat log to worry about.
Focus Score reflects how consistently you stay in a session without leaving early. Streaks count consecutive days you complete at least one session — both are visible only to you unless you choose to appear on the leaderboard.