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FocusField on a pale oak desk in morning light, with its blue status light illuminated.

Make focusa place.

FocusField creates a physical zone that automatically blocks the apps you choose when you enter, then restores them when you leave. Keep the phone. Lose the noise.

£39.99 including VAT. UK only.

Why a physical focus zone works.

Every other focus tool waits for you to switch it on. FocusField starts when you arrive.

  • 200+Joined the waitlist in the first 24 hours.
  • 3Engineers built the first device.
  • 0Internet permissions required by the app.

How it works.

01

Walk in. Lock in.

Your focus zone starts itself.

02

Reach for it.

Useful apps stay. Chosen distractions are blocked.

03

Walk out.

Everything returns automatically.

04

Do something great.

The room remembered. You did the work.

FocusField in three quarter view, its matte near black body carrying "Do something GREAT" debossed across the top face, with the hexagon mark and a lit blue status light on the front face.

Build your first focus zone.

Cancel before dispatch, or return it within 14 days of delivery. You will receive a full refund if it has only been inspected.

£39.99 Including VAT.

The ClearZone app is free. No account. No subscription.

  • Sold by ClearZone Digital Ltd, London.

Simple by design. Physical on purpose.

Everything you need. Nothing you don't.

  • Up to one month of battery life. Recharge over USB-C.

  • Set a zone up to an estimated 10 metres. Enable extended range beyond 5 metres in the app.

  • Choose your boundary: keep only the essentials, or block only the apps you name. Recognised games stay blocked in either mode.

  • Calls and your launcher stay available. Your phone is still a phone.

  • Need a break? Flip FocusField. Five minutes at a time, once every twenty.

  • One FocusField. Pair as many phones as you like.

Your focus is not our data.

No account. No analytics. No ads. No internet permission.

On Android, Accessibility Service identifies which app has opened so ClearZone can cover it. It never reads your screen or typing.