Stay focused on the work that matters.

Tether quietly watches your activity during a focus session, gently nudges you when you drift off-task, and shows you exactly where your attention went — all without a single screenshot.

macOS 13 Ventura or later · Works with Safari, Chrome & Brave

See it in action

A focus session, start to finish.

How it works

Focus in three quiet steps.

1

Input your task

Type the one thing you're sitting down to do. That becomes the reference point Tether measures everything against.

2

Getting distracted? Tether will catch it

It quietly watches your active app and browser tab, and floats a gentle nudge when you wander somewhere distracting.

3

See where your attention went

Each session ends with a calm recap of your attention — focused time, where you slipped, and trends by project.

Quiet by design

Focus help that stays out of the way.

No blocking, no shaming, no spyware. Just a calm hand on your shoulder when your attention wanders.

Calm AI nudges

A hybrid classifier reads what you set out to do and decides if you're on-task. Drift for too long and Tether floats a gentle reminder — never a guilt trip.

Stats that mean something

Every session ends with a clear recap: focused time, where you slipped, and how often you got pulled away. Filter it all by project to see the bigger picture.

Tuned to you

Set how long you can linger before a nudge, mark your own sites and apps as distracting or fine, and pick a theme. Tether bends to your definition of focus.

Minimal by design

No screenshots, OCR, keystrokes, or background tracking — Tether only observes while you're in a session. The session data it does save lives in your account to power your stats, and you can delete all of it anytime.

Pricing

One simple plan.

3 days free
$4.99/month
  • Calm AI nudges when you drift
  • Per-session stats & project tracking
  • Custom rules & nudge timing
  • Works in the background, no screen capture
Download & start free trial

Free for 3 days, then $4.99/month. Cancel anytime. Card required to start the trial.