About Peazehub
A focus timer that records what you finish. Built by one person, paid for once.
Who builds it
Ibo Ozcan
Founder of Peazehub
Ibo Ozcan is the founder of Peazehub, a focus timer that records completed sessions for students. He also builds PageLock, an iOS app that replaces doomscrolling with reading, and writes about focus, study habits and digital wellbeing.
Every article on this site is written by him, from the session data Peazehub records and from watching how students actually use the timer. Competitor prices in the comparison pages are checked against the vendor and dated.
What it is
Peazehub is a web-based focus timer with a record attached. Every completed session writes to a streak, a lifetime focus-hours total, an activity heatmap, a study group's shared goal and a weekly leaderboard. The timer is the input; the record is the product.
It exists because a plain timer forgets. Students do the hours and still cannot tell whether the habit is holding, because the weeks blur. A record that only counts finished sessions, and that other people can see, fixes that.
Peazehub costs $29.99 once. There is no subscription and no free plan. A focus habit is a multi-year project, and a tool for a multi-year habit should not bill you every month of it.