ExamplesWhat you expected
How the day felt, in your own words.
Examples
See where your hours actually went.
A few example days showing how FocusMirror turns ordinary work sessions into blocks, a pattern, and one thing to try tomorrow — without a productivity score.
Examples are fictional, based on common work patterns.
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Examples
Fictional, based on common work patternsDaily report
Anki + lecture reviewLearning
2h 10m
Deep Work
1h 10m
Break
35m
Communication
25m
Research
20m
Longest focus block52 min · 8:40–9:32
Most fragmented hour1–2 PM · 11 switches
Context switches29
Tracked4h 20m
What shipped
- · Finished the cardio Anki deck
- · Reviewed the pharmacology lecture
Tomorrow Front-load Anki before noon — both of your longest review blocks ended before lunch.
What they expected
“I studied for four hours straight.”
The pattern FocusMirror showed
Two strong morning review blocks — then eleven returns to messages after 1 PM broke the afternoon into fragments.
02
The shape of every report
The same, every dayThe shape of every report
Four parts.
The same, every day.
What FocusMirror showed
The blocks, switches, and longest stretch — what actually happened.
The pattern
The one thing worth noticing in today's shape.
Tomorrow
Exactly one practical adjustment to try. One, not twelve.
Examples
See your own day,
not a fictional one.
These are examples. Open the books and FocusMirror builds the same statement from your own week — blocks, a pattern, and one thing to try tomorrow.