FlowPing - Micro Breaks, Major Gains

Neuroscience-based focus enhancement tool that helps you enter flow state through random alerts and micro breaks

How to Use FlowPing: The 90-Minute Focus Method

Master the neuroscience-based random interval technique that helps you achieve flow state and increase memory retention by 150%.

🚀 Start Your First Deep Work Session (30 Seconds Setup)

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1. Start Your 90-Minute Focus Timer

Begin your ultradian rhythm productivity session. Our timer aligns with your brain's natural 90-minute focus cycles for optimal cognitive performance.

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2. Work Until You Hear the Random Chime

Every 3-5 minutes, a random alert sound triggers. This variable ratio reinforcement keeps your brain engaged. When the chime rings, close your eyes for 10 seconds to activate neural replay.

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3. Take Your Ultradian Break

After 90 minutes of deep focus, rest for 20 minutes. This prevents mental fatigue and maintains sustained concentration for 10+ hour study sessions.

The Science Behind FlowPing's Productivity Method

🧠 Neural Replay + Variable Reinforcement = Enhanced Focus

Neural Replay Triggered by Random Alert Sounds Doubles Learning Speed

Neuroscience research shows your brain consolidates information 2x faster during brief rest periods. Our random chime system (3-5 minutes) uses variable ratio reinforcement—the same psychology that makes games addictive—to maintain deep focus.

90-Minute Ultradian Rhythms Optimize Brain Performance

Your brain naturally operates in 90-minute ultradian cycles. Working beyond this leads to cognitive fatigue. FlowPing aligns with these biological rhythms for sustained concentration.

Spaced Micro-Breaks Enable 10-Hour Study Capacity

This intermittent rest technique prevents burnout while maintaining flow state. Perfect for students, programmers, and knowledge workers who need extended focus periods.

Features That Help You Focus

Powerful tools designed for deep work

Rain

Steady rhythm for deep work

Ocean

Calming waves for creative tasks

Forest

Natural sounds for reading

Café

Ambient chatter for writing