Alumen: Focus Unlock

Find the pattern behind your procrastination in 7 days.

Pick one goal you want to make progress on, complete short daily check-ins, and receive a personalized report analyzing what may be getting in the way of your focus.

Price: $25

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Who we serve

This program is perfect if…

You have something important you want to make progress on, but starting it feels hard.

You keep telling yourself you’ll do it later.

You have productive days and not-as-productive days, but you are not sure what makes the difference.

You do not want generic productivity advice. You want personalized support to help get you fulfill your potential.

Whatever your goal may be, we will meet you in the middle.

The Alumen Method

Initial Survey

Pick one goal you want to make progress on, but have trouble doing.

Daily Check-ins

We’ll check in for 3-minutes daily, with an optional reaction-time test and short journal entry, to help create the report.

Connect to Wearables

Also optionally provide wearable data to further improve accuracy of report.

Final report

Receive a personalized report with your focus profile, a week-at-a-glance breakdown, one likely friction loop, and one practical solution.

Sample Report Preview

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Below is a few pages from a sample Focus Unlock report. Each participant’s final report will look different because it is based on their own goal, check-ins, and focus patterns.

A report titled "Alumen: Focus Unlock Final Report" with sections on core challenge, hidden strength, main trap, and common loop, related to focus and productivity, featuring purple text and boxes on a white background.
A weekly progress chart and table showing goals, results, focus, energy, and pressure levels for each day, with a line graph displaying energy, focus, and pressure over seven days.
Diagram illustrating two types of friction loops in task completion. The first loop shows how starting a task too many decisions at once leads to discomfort and distraction, causing procrastination. The second loop shows how the desire for perfection