Name: Canopy — Focus & Grow
Author: pisty

Canopy — Focus & Grow

A calm focus sanctuary for the Hackemist suite. Grow a living garden through focus sessions, plan meaningful work, practise active recall with spaced-repetition cards, keep a learning journal and explore your progress. Includes automatic account saves, browser recovery, offline-friendly local assets

About this app

Requirements

A modern browser with JavaScript. Local assets support offline-friendly use. Account sync and shared rooms require Hackemist sign-in and connectivity.

Credits

Original Canopy interface, botanical SVG illustrations and locally synthesized soundscapes. Created for the Hackemist suite.

Release notes

Initial release: resilient focus timer and breaks, six collectible trees, task planner, graded recall cards, study journal, real focus insights, optional shared Grove rooms, autosave and explicit recovery.

Desktop Canopy focus workspace with an active timer, illustrated oak garden, daily goal and intention planner.

An active focus session uses a wall-clock deadline. Daily counters and the planner remain visible on desktop.

Desktop garden preview with six collectible tree species and genuine zero activity before a first completed session.

The garden preview is decorative until a focus session is completed. Tree species unlock through real completed sessions.

Desktop intention creation dialog with title, subject, priority and estimated focus sessions.

Create a concrete next step, choose a subject and priority, then link it to a focus session. Form drafts are included in autosave.

Phone learning overview with due recall cards and a learning journal shortcut.

Learning tools combine graded spaced repetition and a journal. The editable starter deck teaches study habits.

Phone active recall card showing a learning question before its answer is revealed.

A real starter-deck question encourages retrieval before the answer is shown.

Phone recall answer with Again, Hard, Good and Easy scheduling choices.

After recalling an idea, the user grades confidence and the app calculates its next due date.

Tablet journal editor with the Explain it simply writing prompt and automatic draft saving.

A reusable Feynman-style prompt supports explaining an idea in simple words. Draft text persists as it is entered.

Tablet focus insights showing honest empty activity and session history before a first completed timer.

Insights are computed from saved sessions. This fresh workspace deliberately shows zero activity rather than invented progress.

An actual local-browser interaction walkthrough. Starts a focus timer, explores the tree collection and planner, reveals and grades a starter learning card, opens a writing prompt and inspects the fresh workspace insights. Local capture uses an ephemeral synthetic SDK bridge; it does not demonstrate authenticated cross-device saves or a live multi-account room.