Track your work sessions, cut your distractions, and use your friends to stay honest. Because humans suck at accountability.
Five moves, one workflow. Echo runs quietly in your menu bar, opening when you need it, disappearing when you don't.
Hit the shortcut, the panel slides in. Speak naturally and Echo turns what you say into projects and tasks, no setup, no app to learn.
One click starts a work session. Echo logs every distraction, runs the timer, and stays out of your way until you're done. Then it shows you exactly how the session went.
Open Instagram for "just one second" and Echo logs it in real-time, with a video-game-style countdown to get back on task.
Weekly and monthly trends across focus hours, distractions, sessions, and time wasted. The numbers most people are afraid to look at.
Build a circle. See who's locked in, who's slacking, and whose streak is on the line. Accountability that's harder to fake than a streak emoji.
People who have stopped lying to themselves about their workday.
I thought I was working ten hours a day. Echo showed me three. The reckoning was rough but I needed it.
The friend feed alone is worth it. Nothing motivates me like my buddy seeing my zero-hour day.
First app that doesn't make me feel guilty for being honest about my distractions. It just shows me.
Echo doesn't block my phone, it just logs every time I pick it up. Turns out that's way harder to lie to yourself about.
Echo's analytics convinced me to cut three meetings a week. I shaved six hours of fake work off my schedule.
Roasting my friends for skipping a session is half the fun. The other half is them roasting me.
You can't change what you don't see. Echo made my workday visible, and the awareness alone was enough to start fixing it.
Echo doesn't block my phone, it just logs every time I pick it up. Turns out that's way harder to lie to yourself about.
Echo's analytics convinced me to cut three meetings a week. I shaved six hours of fake work off my schedule.
Roasting my friends for skipping a session is half the fun. The other half is them roasting me.
You can't change what you don't see. Echo made my workday visible, and the awareness alone was enough to start fixing it.
I thought I was working ten hours a day. Echo showed me three. The reckoning was rough but I needed it.
The friend feed alone is worth it. Nothing motivates me like my buddy seeing my zero-hour day.
First app that doesn't make me feel guilty for being honest about my distractions. It just shows me.
The mark isn't decoration. It's the product. Echo lives where attention meets repetition — the daily, deliberate narrowing of focus, the recurring rhythm of sessions that hold you accountable.
Stop guessing. Start tracking.Track it for one week. Get humbled. Acceptance is the first step to change.