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Tiny focus tools that stay out of your way. Starts with a fidget spinner. A fidget spinner that lives in your browser, for the moments your hands need something to do while your brain keeps working. Spin it by dragging, scrolling with your trackpad or mouse wheel, or pressing Space or the arrow keys. It speeds up, coasts, and slows down like a real one, and keeps count of your total spins and your best speed. Pop it out into a small floating window that stays on top of your other apps (except full-screen ones) while you work, read, or sit in a meeting. Resize it and it remembers your size. - Quiet by default. Sound is off until you turn it on. - No account, no tracking, no ads. Everything stays on your computer. - Light and dark mode. - Uses almost no CPU when you're not spinning it. FidgetHub is a small focus toolbox. The spinner is the first tool; more are coming. Note: the floating window needs a pinned FidgetHub tab to stay open (a Chrome requirement). Closing that tab closes the window.
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