Plug in to focus. Plug in again to stop.
Leif is a small USB-C key for your Mac. Plug it in and the sites and apps you choose are blocked until you plug it back in. Take the key with you, leave it in another room, or hand it to a friend.
Leif is a small USB-C key for your Mac. Plug it in and the sites and apps you choose are blocked until you plug it back in. Take the key with you, leave it in another room, or hand it to a friend.
Your blocked sites stop loading in every browser and distracting apps quit. A small green dot in the menu bar shows a session is on.
The session keeps going without the key. Put it on your keychain, in a drawer, or in someone else's pocket.
Everything comes back. Leif records how long you actually worked, counting only the time you were at your Mac.
Pick sites and apps between sessions. During a session the list is locked, so you can't trim it at 11 pm.
Leif runs in the background and restarts itself. A session ends when the key goes back in.
You get five emergency ends a month. Type a short phrase to confirm, and the session ends like a normal one.
Today, this week, your streak, and the hour of the day you focus best.
No account and no sign-in. Your sessions and block list never leave your computer.
Chrome tabs on a blocked site are sent to a quiet Focus page, then brought back when you finish.
One key, its case, and the Leif app. US shipping only for now.
The first batch ships in about 4 weeks. You'll get an email when yours is on its way.
Cancel any time before it ships for a full refund, or return it within 30 days. Returns and refunds
Not yet. Leif is Mac only for now.
All of them. Sites are blocked for the whole Mac at the network level, so Safari, Chrome, Firefox and Arc are covered. Chrome tabs that are already open also get sent to the Focus page.
End the session with one of your five emergency ends that month. A new key pairs with your Mac in one click.
Yes. Leif can't stop you from uninstalling it, and it isn't trying to. It adds enough friction that finishing the work becomes the easier choice.
The key only tells your Mac its name and serial number. It has no storage and can't see your files. The first time, your Mac may ask "Allow accessory to connect?". Click Allow.
No. Everything happens on your Mac.