Changelog

What's new in FocusTribe. Newest releases at the top.

The format follows Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

1.1.0 — 2026-09-24

Public homepage and marketing site. Brand-new website with a full product walkthrough — hero video, features, how-it-works, FAQ, and pricing.
Eight in-depth essays. Long-form posts on shared Pomodoro versus solo focus, remote deep work, ambient sounds and focus, accountability rituals that don't become surveillance, Pomodoro compared to Flowtime and Timeboxing, why most competitive-exam aspirants quit, the Pomodoro technique for long study sessions, and why logging your daily progress is the habit that sticks. Read them on the Blog.
Feature deep pages. Dedicated pages for the Shared Pomodoro Room, the Break Room, Progress and Insights, and the Daily Reflection Journal — each with its own FAQ.
Comparison pages. How FocusTribe stacks up against Forest, Flow Club, and Focusmate, with a feature-by-feature breakdown and a clear "when each one wins" guide.
Pricing page. It's free. Now there's a page that says so, with the full list of what's included.
This Changelog page. Public release notes, so you can see what shipped and when.
Refreshed brand. Consistent logo across the website, browser tab, and home-screen install.
Animated hero. The homepage banner is now a short product walkthrough video.

Navigation is consistent across every marketing page (Home, Features, Blog, Pricing, Changelog).
Faster page loads on mobile thanks to lighter favicons and image cleanup.
Accurate product description across the site. A FocusTribe workspace holds exactly two people — you and one accountability partner — and that limit is enforced in the database rules, not a plan tier. Copy that described a larger team product, a synchronised timer, or an email sign-in option has been corrected, including the 1.0.0 notes below.

Initial public release. Live at focustribe.in.

Shared Pomodoro room for two — you and one partner each run your own timer on a board the other can see. There is no shared clock and no synchronised start; accountability comes from visibility.
Break room — shared recovery space with seven ambient soundscapes (rain, forest, cafe, fireplace, ocean, thunderstorm, white noise).
Tasks — duration-aware to-dos with completion sounds and a small celebration when you finish.
Daily reflections — an end-of-day writeup covering what you achieved, what got in the way, and your energy level. Reflections are private to whoever wrote them; your partner cannot read yours.
Progress and insights — focus time, tasks completed, daily average, completion rate, and streaks, for either person or for both. Focus time is planned time: the sum of the durations you set on the tasks you completed, not measured elapsed time.
Google sign-in.
Invite link so your partner can join the workspace in seconds.
Light and dark themes, remembered per browser.