top of page
hero3.mp4
hero imovie.mp4
Focus-Frame-logo

Take your attention back.

Modern life competes for your attention every day. Focus Frame gives you a 60 second, screen-free way to interrupt distractions and focus on what matters to you. 

Screenshot 2026-07-12 at 8.33.26 PM.png

Your attention is valuable.

Modern life competes for it every day. Our relationship with technology, stress, and constant distraction makes it increasingly difficult to focus on what matters. Focus Frame is a simple screen-free tool designed to help people practice taking their attention back.

How It Works

Designed to work with attention, not against it in 3 simple steps.

video-output-D32F43B2-32CF-4424-BCDD-FEC0083341EC-1.mov
00:00/00:00
Step 1: Pick Your Practice

Pick a practice that helps protect your focus from common distractions like stress, overthinking, procrastination, and difficult conversations.

video-output-DFBF3931-70F7-4BDA-89B6-1C9F65F276C2-1.mov
Step 2: Shake the Frame

When you feel distracted or just want to practice shake up the frame until it’s filled with swirling glitter. 

video-output-AC87A4CF-7DD0-48B2-ABF7-71BEF5BA32D2-1.mov
Step 3: Watch it Settle

While the glitter settles follow the instructions on your one-minute practice card. This simple habit redirect helps you pause and refocus in seconds.

k.jpg

START HERE

Everything you need for your first minute.

The Focus Frame Intro Set

$25

The simplest way to get started with Focus Frame. 

WHAT’S INCLUDED
  • One Focus Frame
  • The intro deck (36 cards) that addresses everyday challenges, such as stress, overwhelm, procrastination, and self-doubt.  
  • A carrying bag
  • Access to additional explanations and resources through the online Companion

"This is one of the few wellness products that has been helpful and I’ve actually kept using."- customer 

A different response

Most of us already have a "grab-and-stare habit". When we’re bored, stressed, overwhelmed, or uncomfortable, we reach for our phones without even thinking about it.

Focus Frame is designed to work with that reflex, not against it. The best way to build a new habit Instead of asking you to build an entirely new habit, it gives a familiar action somewhere different to go.

01

Reminds

It stays visible in your environment, acting as a constant physical cue that your attention is valuable and worth reclaiming.

Designed to work with attention, not against it.

02

Resets

The glitter creates an engaging 60-second pause, interrupting the automatic response and giving your mind a moment to reset.

03

Redirects

It gives the grab-and-look habit somewhere more intentional to go, replacing the familiar grab-and-look behavior with agency.

Choose Your Deck

Real-World Use

Focus Frame is designed for the small moments that shape college, work, home, and everyday life. We show it in the environments where it is most needed.

exec-0c7da1c3-d935-4e93-ba2a-7da741856e9f.png

STARTING EARLIER

Kids are growing up in a distracted world.

Kids are growing up in a world of constant stimulation, with screens becoming part of their lives earlier and more often. When they’re bored, stressed, or uncomfortable, reaching for one can quickly become automatic.

Our thinking is simple: Can we help kids practice a different automatic response before the screen habit becomes the only one they know?

Focus Frame gives kids something else to reach for. They grab the frame, watch the glitter, and practice a brief skill for focus, emotional regulation, or coping.

We’re not trying to teach kids that screens are bad. It's our relationship with them that can be destructive. Our hope is that by practicing this pattern early, kids build a constructive response before reaching for a screen becomes the default.

For Organizations

Scale attention restoration across your campus or workplace. We offer wholesale orders, co-branded decks, and custom decks tailored for university counseling centers, libraries, and corporate wellness programs.

me2.jpg

THE FOUNDER 

Dr. Andrew Goldberg

Growing up, I had a great childhood...except for when I was in school.

 

That felt like a prison.

I was not okay sitting still at a desk and being talked at all day.

The phrases I heard most were “sit still” and “be quiet.” Because I couldn’t do either, they were usually followed by, “get out!”

If you need a minute, take a minute.

What will you do with your next minute?

bottom of page