What if reaching your goal came down to focus, not willpower?
If you want to achieve more than 99% of people, you need more than motivation: you need a method. That is where I can help.
Hito turns your goals into a plan, protects your hours of focus and measures your progress. If you fall short, you will know why: you did not put in enough hours of focus.
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what gets silenced in each sessionIt's not a lack of discipline. It's a thousand engineers and a week nobody has laid out.
TikTok, Instagram and YouTube aren't competing for your time: they compete for your attention, and they have the smartest people in the world designing every scroll so you can't stop. Each short video gives you a hit of dopamine and leaves you with less appetite for what actually matters, like opening the book. You're not lazy: the game is rigged.
Then there's the other front: your real availability. Almost nobody gets whole free afternoons; you get forty-minute gaps between classes, work and dinner. If nobody lays them out, they evaporate, and the goal that did fit never gets started.
Hito does both: it lays out your hours and it shuts the doors.
Your goal → a plan → hours of real focus.
Most goals don't fail for lack of drive, but because nobody lays out the hours and there are too many distractions. Hito tackles both.
"I want to pass the exam in 6 months. I have 7 to 9 and Saturdays."
Tell Hito what you want to achieve, by when, and when you can actually work. A civil-service exam, a language, a side project, a new skill. Natural language, no 40 fields to fill in.
Every goal on one calendar, without colliding.
It splits each goal into steps that fit one session and drops them into your real gaps. If you are chasing two or three goals at once, it shares the days out between them instead of overlapping them.
The notification lands and the session starts.
Ordinary notifications pull you out of your work. Hito's pulls you in: it reminds you of the session you promised yourself. And the moment you start, it goes quiet and shuts the rest.
You give the goal. Hito gives back the plan.
"Pass Calculus III" is anxiety. "Multiple integrals · 1 h 45 m · today at 17:00" is a plan. Tell Hito what you want to achieve and by when. It splits it into topics, the topics into steps, and the steps into real sessions on your calendar.
- Natural language. You tell it "I want to pass math in 6 weeks" and it hands back the breakdown. No 40 fields to fill in.
- Steps that actually fit in an afternoon. Each step is completed in a single session, it's never left half-done.
- Several goals at once. The exam, the English and the side project all fit in the same week, spread out without colliding.
A day goes sideways. The plan does not.
You get sick, an emergency lands, you skip Tuesday's session. Hito recalculates what's left the same day and spreads the pending hours across the days you have left. You touch nothing.
- It recalculates itself. Every change to the day readjusts the rest of the plan; no rebuilding the calendar by hand.
- No scolding. A lost day is not a failure, it is a variable. It gets spread out and you carry on.
- And it tells you straight. If the hours you have left no longer reach the date, Hito warns you in time to move the date or raise the pace.
Locks the computer you study on.
Hito blocks the very machine you work on, at the OS level. An hour with no cracks is where you drop into flow and actually learn: that is what gets protected.
- Operating system. Lock on Windows and Mac, at the OS level, not a browser extension.
- On your phone too. Android and iPhone, in closed beta.
- No cheating. There's no hidden "skip" button. Canceling a session gets logged.
Depth isn't improvised: it's protected.
Willpower runs out
Every time you tell your phone no, you burn mental battery you need for the exam. Hito takes the decision away: there's nothing to resist.
Refocusing is expensive
A notification from outside doesn't cost you ten seconds: it breaks your train of thought and you're slow to get it back. Hito keeps that thread intact.
The deeper you go, the more you pull out
No mystery: whoever puts in quality hours moves forward. Hito counts only those, and watching them climb is what brings you back tomorrow.
Hito learns when you truly perform.
Every session leaves a trace. Over time, Hito draws your focus map and tells you which hours you produce most, so you can put the hard work where it really pays off. The day something doesn't work out, your stats will tell you the truth.
- Your peak hours, clearSee the windows where your focus runs highest, by day of the week.
- Suggestions, not scolding"You focus 40% more in the morning": Hito proposes when to place each session.
- Real progress, not vanityTrue focus hours versus screen time. No trophies, no comparisons.
Your attention lasts less than this paragraph. Hito guards it.
One product. All your devices.
Windows, Mac, Android and iPhone, in closed beta: join the list and we'll invite you.
Desktop
WindowsNative, hard blocking on the computer where you work.
Mobile
AndroidHito on your phone, with the same account and the same plan, on Android or iPhone.
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We're opening Hito in batches. Leave your email and we'll ping you as soon as a spot opens up. No card, no strings.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost?
Right now, in beta, it's free and no card required. It'll be paid later.
Does it really block, or can I skip it?
Hito blocks the apps you choose for the length of the session. You can leave the session; it gets logged.
How many devices should I install it on?
On your Windows or Mac computer and your Android phone or iPhone, with the same account. All of them are in closed beta: join the list and we'll invite you.
Is it watching me? What about privacy?
Hito looks at which app is in front of you during a session so it can block it. It stores no screenshots and not what you type. Details in the privacy policy.
Which devices does it work on?
Windows, Mac, Android and iPhone, in closed beta: join the list and we'll invite you.
What if I need one of the blocked apps to study?
Selective blocking: you choose what disappears and what stays. What you need stays open.
Fail to plan,
plan to fail.
The difference between what you want and what you achieve is almost never willpower: it's having a plan and executing it. Tell Hito your goal and it turns it into real steps, blocks out the noise, and counts every hour of focus.
Free beta, no card. It'll be paid later.
People who stopped promising themselves and started doing it.