Plan the day.
Then press play on it.

Onjo puts your plan and your focus timer on one timeline. Drag tasks into your day as blocks, start the one you're in, and the countdown follows you to the menu bar.

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Free for Mac. Pro by the month, the year or once, with 14 days to try it first.

Onjo on a Mac: tasks in folders, today's timeline with blocks between meetings, and the focus timer running with Mochi at work beside itOnjo on a Mac: tasks in folders, today's timeline with blocks between meetings, and the focus timer running with Mochi at work beside it

A calendar, a list and a focus timer.

Plan in one, keep tasks in another, focus with a third, and copy the day between them.

Calendar

To-do list

Focus timer

In Onjo, they're one timeline.

Your tasks become blocks on your day, and the focus timer runs the block you're in.

Onjo's window: a checklist fills, the task is ticked, its block on the timeline is crossed off and Mochi celebratesOnjo's window: a checklist fills, the task is ticked, its block on the timeline is crossed off and Mochi celebrates

One loop, all day.

  1. Plan.

    Drag a task into a gap on your timeline and it becomes a block, with a start and an end.

    Onjo's timeline: a task is dragged from the sidebar into the empty 08:00 hour and lands as a blockOnjo's timeline: a task is dragged from the sidebar into the empty 08:00 hour and lands as a block
  2. Press play.

    Start the block you're in and the focus timer counts it down. Pause, skip or stop from the same card.

    The block Timeline polish pass starts: the timer card counts down from 25:00 beneath the timelineThe block Timeline polish pass starts: the timer card counts down from 25:00 beneath the timeline
  3. Stay with it.

    Switch to other work and the time left stays in your menu bar. Mochi keeps working beside you.

    Mochi working on a little laptop beside Onjo's running focus timerMochi working on a little laptop beside Onjo's running focus timer
Onjo's timeline: a task is dragged from the sidebar into the empty 08:00 hour and lands as a blockOnjo's timeline: a task is dragged from the sidebar into the empty 08:00 hour and lands as a block
The block Timeline polish pass starts: the timer card counts down from 25:00 beneath the timelineThe block Timeline polish pass starts: the timer card counts down from 25:00 beneath the timeline
Mochi working on a little laptop beside Onjo's running focus timerMochi working on a little laptop beside Onjo's running focus timer

Plan it with Claude.
Your day changes when you say yes.

With Pro, Onjo connects to Claude Desktop and Claude Code. Ask in plain words to add tasks or plan tomorrow, and Claude shows you what it would do first.

Asked in a chat, Claude proposes three tasks for Design and, after a yes, adds them: each one arrives in Onjo's sidebarAsked in a chat, Claude proposes three tasks for Design and, after a yes, adds them: each one arrives in Onjo's sidebar
  1. Add the launch post to my Design folder: a draft, the screenshots and a final read.

  2. Here's what I'd add to Design:

    • Draft the launch post: P1, 50 min, three steps
    • Take the screenshots: P2, 25 min
    • Final read of the post: 25 min

    Shall I add them?

  3. Yes, add them.

  4. Added Draft the launch post
  5. Added Take the screenshots
  6. Added Final read of the post
  7. Done. All three are in Design, ready to drag onto your day.

Ask in a chat.
Claude reads your folders, tasks and days, so what it suggests fits what's already there.
Say yes first.
New tasks land in a folder or your Inbox, unscheduled. Blocks only move once you've seen the new day.
Kept in bounds.
Claude can't delete anything, tick off your tasks or touch the timer.

How it works, and how to set it up

Free to keep.
Pro when you want more.

Free is the whole loop on one Mac, with no time limit. Pro adds the rest of your week, by the month, the year or once.

Free

Plan and focus, on one Mac.

Freeforever

Yours to keep, no time limit.

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What's included:

  • Timeline and time blocking
  • Focus timer with a menu-bar countdown and quick settings
  • Unlimited tasks with checklists and priority
  • Mochi, who keeps you company while you focus
  • One routine
  • Today's focus stats
  • 3 active folders
  • One Mac at a time

Pro

Your whole week, on every Mac.

Monthly
$3.99 a month
Annual
$24.99 a yearLaunch offer: $19.99 for the first year, for new subscribers
Lifetime
$49.99 once

Monthly and Annual renew until you cancel. Lifetime is paid once.

Try Pro free for 14 days first. Buying happens in the app, through the Mac App Store, so Pro lands on the account you're signed in with. Prices in US dollars.

Everything in Free, plus:

  • Your calendar's meetings on the timeline
  • The floating timer, over any app
  • Unlimited routines, and day templates
  • Week, month and year stats on your focus
  • Nine more pets
  • Unlimited folders
  • Every Mac you sign in on
  • The Claude connection

Every Pro feature, free for 14 days.

Download Onjo, sign in with Apple or Google, and start 14 days of Pro. The trial is never charged and nothing renews from it. Afterwards, keep Free or choose a plan.

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Why Onjo.

Made for the Mac.
A native app for macOS 26 or later, with the countdown in your menu bar and your plan kept in your account.
Calm, not a drill.
Mochi works beside you while a block runs. Focus should feel like company, not pressure.
Yours to keep.
Free has no time limit. Try Pro free for 14 days, then keep Free or choose Monthly, Annual or Lifetime in the Mac App Store.
You stay in charge.
Your blocks stay where you put them. With Pro, Claude can suggest changes to your day, and they only happen when you say yes.

Give your day a rhythm.

Onjo is free for Mac. Sign in with Apple or Google and your plans are kept safe in your account.

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