Best focus timer for indie hackers

The focus timer space is oversaturated with 200+ apps, but most are generic productivity clones (Forest, Be Focused, Focus@Will) that treat all work the same. The actual pain point for indie hackers isn't *timing* work—it's managing cognitive load across shipping, learning, selling, and support simultaneously. Existing tools fail because they ignore context switching costs, don't integrate with maker workflows (GitHub, Slack, Discord), and lack accountability mechanisms that resonate with solo founders. The gap isn't in the timer itself; it's in building a focus system that maps to indie hacker mental models—time-blocking by project type, social accountability loops, momentum tracking that matters to solopreneurs, and friction-free logging. A new entrant should obsess over shipping speed over features: indie hackers abandon tools that require setup overhead. The real opportunity is a tool that feels less like productivity theater and more like a co-founder nudging you to ship.