First Two
iOS app by Anselm Bruhn. Productivity · Anselm Bruhn
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.0
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-11
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Store description excerpt
You don't need 25 minutes. You need the first two. First Two is a timer for the part before focus — the moment between frozen and started. Name the thing you're avoiding, pick the smallest physical first move, and light a two-minute candle. When it burns down, you've started — and that's the whole point. HOW IT WORKS • Name the thing you keep putting off • Make it physical: the first move, not the whole task ("open the document", "dial the number") • Choose 2, 5 or 10 minutes and light the candle • When it's done, say how it felt: keep going, stop here, or make the next step smaller WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT • No streaks. No failure language. Just the next tiny launch • Counts beginnings, not minutes — your history is a list of things you started • A quiet companion and a candle, not a dashboard • Works offline; everything stays on your device • No subscription. Free forever for launches FIRST TWO PRO (one-time unlock, no subscription) • Start rituals — save a launch and relaunch it in one tap • Routines — a daily reminder for any ritual, pre-filled and ready to begin • Later list — park anything ("buy butter", "text back John") with a quiet daily reminder until it's done • Full start history and start insights: when you start best, what you return to, how launches end On the roadmap: custom session lengths, widgets & Live Activities, more visualisations. Built for people who know exactly what to do and still can't start — ADHD-friendly by design, not a clinical claim.
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