Act One: Focus Companion
iOS app by 颜 苏. Productivity · 颜 苏
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 0.1.0
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-09
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Act One is a focus companion staged as a musical. Pick a character and press Start. They work beside you, writing quietly and looking up when you tap. When the interval begins, the theatre puts on a show. ON THE BILL An original cast. King, Vampire, Queen, and Siren are original stage characters drawn at adult proportions in baroque-inspired costumes, with three looks each. They work while you work. Slow, quiet writing stays out of your way. Tap your companion and they look up. Intervals that are shows. When a rest begins, one of fifteen short original musical numbers plays, shuffled so the bill keeps changing. Recorded voice with subtitles. Your companion greets you when you arrive, speaks when the interval begins, and lowers the curtain at the end of your day. English voice, with English and Chinese subtitles. Your name on stage. Tell your companion what to call you, and their stage lines use it. Green Room. Keep tasks, goals, and a calendar that stamps every day you showed up. Rest days get a stamp too. Lock Screen and Dynamic Island. Pause, skip, or stop without opening the app. Home Screen widgets show today's bill. Your music, or ours. Connect Apple Music to play your own playlists while you work. An Apple Music subscription is required. Or use Act One's built-in ambient sound. Count up or count down, for as long as you like. Work and rest in rounds, or play one long scene. Pay once. No Act One account and no ads. Tasks sync across iPhone, iPad, and Mac through your personal iCloud account.
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