Best for Focus
Generated sound that keeps going, for focus, winding down or sleep.
Plant a tree that dies if you pick up your phone.
A gimmick that works, which is the only test that matters. Not wanting to kill a cartoon tree turns out to be a stronger deterrent than willpower for a lot of people, and the forest you build up is a record of attention rather than of hours. If a plain timer already works for you, you do not need this.
A focus timer with one idea behind it: start a session and a tree grows on screen, leave the app early and it withers. Sessions build a forest over time, and the company has a partnership that plants real trees. It suits people whose problem is the phone itself rather than the work.
Freemium · free version.
Usable without paying, with in-app purchases for extra trees and features. Check the app store for the current cost of the paid extras.
Pricing last checked September 2026. Apps change their plans, so check before you subscribe.
Yes, with in-app purchases for extra features and tree varieties. The core timer works without paying.
The company runs a partnership under which coins earned in the app fund real tree planting. The planting is done by the partner organisation, not by Forest.
You can allow specific apps so using them does not kill the tree. Anything outside that list does.
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Best for Focus
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