You don't have a focus problem. You have a starting problem.
One flip. Timer starts. Work begins.
One motion. No decisions.
No accounts. No setup. No learning curve. Just a single, intentional gesture to start your focus session.
Choose your interval
The cube has four faces — 5, 10, 30, and 60 minutes. Decide how long you need.
Flip it
Rotate the cube so your chosen interval faces up. The timer starts immediately.
Work until it ends
Phone stays down. The cube counts. You build the habit.
01
Choose your interval
The cube has four faces — 5, 10, 30, and 60 minutes. Decide how long you need.
02
Flip it
Rotate the cube so your chosen interval faces up. The timer starts immediately.
03
Work until it ends
Phone stays down. The cube counts. You build the habit.
Your phone has a timer.
Here's why it doesn't work.
- Starting it means unlocking your phone — and seeing your notifications
- The timer runs on the same device as Instagram, iMessage, and YouTube
- Requires willpower not to check it every few minutes
- Free — but costs you hours every week
- One physical motion to start — no unlock, no notifications, no decisions
- No app, no Bluetooth, no screen — your phone stays face down
- The physical ritual removes the temptation entirely — no willpower needed
- $45 once — no subscription, no updates, no battery anxiety
You don't have a focus problem. You have a starting problem
That space between deciding to work and actually working — that's where most people live. It has a name. The Starting Gap. The problem isn't discipline. It's that your brain needs a signal. Something physical. Something that says: this is when work begins.
The work was never the hard part. Starting was.
Start Now — $45By design
Built around how focus actually works.
One motion to start
Flip the cube to your chosen interval. The timer starts. No login, no settings, no decision fatigue.
Four intervals. Four faces.
5, 10, 30, 60 — one on each face. Flip to the one you need.
One object. One signal.
A physical object on your desk tells your brain this time is protected.
No notifications. Ever.
No temptation. No screen. The Cube sits on your desk so your phone doesn't have to.
One object. No compromises.
You already know what you need to do. You just can't start.
Every day you put it off is another day lost to procrastination.
Start Now — $45Common Questions
Everything you need to know.
Flip the cube so your chosen interval faces up. The timer starts immediately — no buttons, no app.
Kamiko Cube has four intervals — 5, 10, 30, 60 min. Flip to the side that matches your session and get started.
Yes. USB-C. Battery lasts approximately 3 weeks on a single charge with normal daily use.
No. Deliberately. The entire point of Kamiko Cube is to keep your phone out of the equation.
30-day returns. If it doesn't change how you work, send it back. No questions asked.