60 days
Plenty of room between someone seeing your post and deciding to subscribe.
Founding Creator Partners
FocusMirror is a private AI work journal — no timers, no shame. It quietly notices how a workday really unfolds, then hands back an honest report. We’re inviting a small group of founding creators to share it first.
Note /Revenue share · free creator account · honest reviews only
The offer
A straight revenue splitThe offer
This isn’t a sponsorship and there’s no flat fee. It’s a straight revenue split, built so the upside compounds while your content keeps working.
On every subscriber you send us, for a full year — recurring, not one-and-done.
Plenty of room between someone seeing your post and deciding to subscribe.
Your code gives your audience a real reason to try it — not just a link.
Commission is on subscription revenue after processing fees, refunds, and chargebacks. No surprises.
Who it’s for
Audiences that already care about focusWho it’s for
If the people who watch you are trying to do honest, deep work — and are tired of guilt-based productivity — they’re exactly who FocusMirror is built for.
How it works for you
Three stepsHow it works for you
Tell us where you post. If it's a fit, we set up your account, your link, and your code — usually within a couple of days.
Use FocusMirror on your own real work for 5–7 days before you post. The honest version is the one that resonates.
No script, no required talking points. Show what you actually noticed. Every subscriber you send earns for a year.
The content that works
Observational, not promotionalThe content that works
The strongest FocusMirror content is observational, not promotional. Here are angles founding partners have had the most success with.
The core moment. The surprise does the selling.
Frames it as passive and effortless — no timers to manage.
Speaks directly to people burned out on manual tracking.
Specific, personal, and impossible to fake — which is why it works.
Please frame it honestly: “This isn't an ADHD treatment — it's a passive reflection tool for noticing attention patterns.” No medical claims.
Names the real pain: the guessing, not the guilt.
One rule
Disclose the partnership clearlyOne rule
Honesty is literally the product, so we hold the content to the same standard. The FTC requires affiliate relationships to be obvious to your audience — a clear #ad or paid link near your link does the job; vague wording doesn’t. Tell people exactly what you think, good and bad. We’d rather have a real review than a glowing one.
Apply
Kept small to startApply
We’re keeping this small to start. Tell us a little about what you make and we’ll be in touch within a few days.