Flowton: the "time particle"

Flowton is a tool to track Productive vs. Unproductive time. When you have a goal, you want to do more of one thing and less of another. This is often what truly moves the needle. For example, did you spend 4 hours studying yesterday or only 2? Did you spend 5 hours gaming or just 1?

This app lets you rethink your whole day as Up time or Down time activities, track them to see where your time really goes, what the ratio is, and where to improve.

How it works:

- Banked time generates flowtons — a productivity particle that only exists when you measure it.

- Run Countdown or Count Up timers to deposit time into your Core, or discard it into the Black Hole.

- Productive time builds up orbits around the Core. Unproductive time gets ejected into the Black Hole. Monitor and improve your ratio.

- Create boards with a multitude of Cores, find the perfect daily setup to achieve your goals.

- Visualize your time history, view stats and set objectives.

Features:

- Sci-fi gamified time tracking.

- Multiple time-keeping tools to help you make it your own.

- Finish the day strong and store your Core into your productivity history.

- Bank Cores daily or over longer periods - you decide how time works for you.

- Maintain a streak to stay on track.

- Full offline functionality.

- Upgrade to Flowton Prime to create (theme) multiple boards, and view more historic day cells. All else is base game.

Flowton was built around the idea that time tracking should feel more visual and interactive.

Instead of only looking at numbers on a screen, you can actually watch your time build up. Focus sessions add to your Core. Time wasted gets discarded. Over days and weeks you start to see patterns in your routine and get a better sense of where your time is going.

Each Board can be set up differently. You might have one for studying, one for work, one for gaming, or one for a specific project. Each can have its own timers, Core, and layout, so the app can match whatever you’re trying to do.

The stats side is a big part of it too. Calendar view lets you quickly look back on previous days, while History gives more detailed breakdowns of productive and unproductive tracked time. You can see totals, averages, streaks, ratios, and how your habits change over time.

Use it for deep work, studying, gaming, habits, creative work, or just general daily tracking.

The goal is simple: understand your time better, and improve your Up / Down ratio over time.