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Version 2.9.7 · 2026-01-20
Fixed several bugs.
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The store currently lists version 2.9.7, updated 2026-01-20.








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"Focus Noodles" is a creative focus app. 2022 Apple Design Award finalist.
Focus is the key to a perfect bowl of noodles.
Place your phone screen down and start the timer. Focus on the task at hand and resist the temptation to touch your phone, or it will vibrate, flash, and make noises to remind you to put it down!
When the timer goes off, your noodles will be perfectly cooked, and you will have accomplished a meaningful focus session. As a reward, you'll receive a "mind-expanding" fairytale card to relieve the tension after your focused session and prepare you for the next one.
Your phone is like a Pandora's Box that once opened, can be difficult to close. You never know which tap will steal your attention next.
Focus Noodles hopes to help you put down your phone in a humorous and enjoyable way, to fight phone addiction, and to regain the most valuable resource of our time.…
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Fixed several bugs.
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