Plan the day. Run focus sessions. Review what got done. No streaks, no shame.
Lay out the day. Tasks, time estimates, productive breaks. Built around how your brain actually plans.
Run sessions with a live timer that sticks on the Lock Screen. One task at a time.
See what got done. No streaks, no shame, no punishment for losing focus. Tomorrow starts fresh.

You write the day the way you would on paper. Tasks, time estimates, breaks. Ebbi schedules them into your real day with the gaps that actually exist.

You see one task at a time. A live timer counts down. Soundscapes play if you want them. The session pins to your Lock Screen so you can put the phone face down and still see where you are.

You see the day as it actually happened. Sessions completed, sessions skipped. No streaks to protect, no counters resetting to zero.
Notifications, soundscapes, the small things that turn a tool into a habit. Custom reminders with Pro, basic morning and evening nudges for everyone.
Every core mechanic in Ebbi traces to published research on attention, executive function, and how planning actually works in the brain.
Deciding in advance when and where you will act helped people reach their goals across 94 independent tests, mostly with students and none in ADHD (Gollwitzer and Sheeran, 2006).
See the researchIn lab experiments with small groups of adults, switching between two simple tasks slowed responses and added errors right after each switch, and a slowdown remained even when people had time to prepare (Rogers and Monsell, 1995).
See the researchReviewing what got done, without judgment, may help you see your own patterns more accurately.
See the researchYes. Ebbi runs entirely on your device and we run no servers that hold your content. On Apple devices signed in to iCloud, your focus sessions and plan snapshots sync through your own iCloud account. On Android, if you have system backup switched on, Android itself copies the app's data to your own Google Drive, encrypted with your device credential and not accessible to us.
A timer counts down. Ebbi plans the whole day, runs the session with a live timer, and shows you what got done after. The timer is one part of a system designed to fit how your brain actually plans.
Streaks make you ashamed of bad days instead of helping you recover from them. One missed day says nothing about whether the habit is working, and an app that punishes it teaches you to avoid opening it. Ebbi auto-forgives at the day boundary.
In the US, Ebbi Pro is $7.99 per month or $47.99 per year. New subscribers can try Pro free for 14 days through the App Store or Google Play. Cancel anytime through your App Store or Google Play account. Prices vary by country. The App Store or Google Play shows your price, in your currency and including any local tax, before you subscribe.
Paul Fernkopf, US Army veteran and founder of Forge Hut LLC in Auburn, Kansas. He spent 15 years refining the planning method on paper before turning it into an app. Read the story.
Yes. The methodology and all citations are on the research methodology page. Every core mechanic traces to published research, graded and cited openly, and where the evidence is thin, we say so.