One "quick check" becomes 40 minutes of shorts. That is not a willpower problem — the apps are built to win that fight.
Stop scrolling. Get shit done.
Founders don't need more willpower. You need the feed locked and a reason to show up. FocusCorp blocks your distracting apps for real and turns every focus session into progress in a pixel startup that grows as you do.
The scroll is stealing years. Literally.
Three hours a day is the average. That's not "relaxing" — it's this:
The focus quiz runs your own numbers. They usually hurt more.
From doomscrolling to deep work.
The same loop that runs in the app: block the noise, do the work, watch the company grow.
Meet Bob, your co-founder.
Bob interviews you, turns your answers into a focus plan, and shows up for every session after that. He is the reason the plan actually sticks — nobody wants to let Bob down.
Block apps. Schedule focus.
Sort your apps into Always Allowed, Never Allowed, and Distracting. Set rules like 'work, weekdays 9–5' or a hardcore daily YouTube limit — FocusCorp blocks what eats your hours with real iPhone Screen Time rules.
Deep work, timed.
Pick 5 to 90 minutes and start. Your distracting apps lock, the wall clock counts down, and Bob gets to work. Flip on Hardcore Mode and there's no cancelling — the timer decides when you're done.
Earn rewards. Grow your office.
Every finished session pays your startup. Company valuation climbs toward the next target, you rise through leagues, and the office fills up with upgrades your focus paid for.
Your focus builds your startup.
Streaks, focused time, total earned — the stats make your deep work visible. Miss a day and Bob notices. Show up and the company grows. That loop is the whole product.
You're not lazy. Your feed is engineered.
Every scroll is tuned by teams whose only job is keeping you watching. FocusCorp points the same psychology — streaks, rewards, progression — at the thing you actually want to build.
Blocks you can't talk your way past, a timer that pays out, a streak you don't want to break. The same hooks, pointed at deep work.
A protected session every day compounds into the product, customer, and sales work you keep almost starting.
Fair questions, straight answers.
Who is FocusCorp built for?+
FocusCorp is built for founders. Whether you are validating the idea, launching the first version, or growing the company, it protects the focused hours that move your business forward.
Does FocusCorp really block apps?+
Yes. On iPhone, FocusCorp uses Apple's Screen Time controls to actually block the apps you pick during focus sessions and scheduled rules. It is a real block, not a motivational pop-up.
What happens after the quiz?+
Bob turns your answers into a founder focus plan. You save it to an account, unlock Premium, and download the app — when you log in, your plan, your company, and Premium are already waiting.
Do I need an iPhone?+
Yes. FocusCorp is an iOS app built on Apple Screen Time. The quiz and checkout work in any browser, and Premium is attached to your account when you log into the app.
What is Hardcore Mode?+
No cancelling, no early exits. Once a hardcore session or rule starts, the timer decides when you're done. It exists because you asked for it at 11pm and thanked yourself at 9am.
Do referral codes work here?+
Yes. FOCUSCORP opens a yearly offer with a 30-day free trial after you add payment details. FIRSTPICK unlocks the exclusive neon sign, shows the reward reveal, then opens its dedicated yearly offer with a 7-day trial.
Can I cancel my subscription?+
Anytime. Web subscriptions are handled by Stripe and can be cancelled in a couple of clicks; Premium simply runs until the end of the period you paid for.
Ready to stop donating your best hours?
Three minutes of questions. One plan built around your goals, your schedule, and the apps that steal from you. Bob is already at the office.