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Version 1.16 · 2026-07-01
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The store currently lists version 1.16, updated 2026-07-01.








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Build your wall. One focus session at a time.
STAKD turns every 15 minutes of real work into a brick, and your wall grows with you. See your consistency stack up visually, day by day. Built for students, remote
workers, and anyone managing ADHD who needs a system that actually feels rewarding.
Why STAKD Works Visual progress that feels real.
Every completed focus session adds a brick to your wall.
Watch your consistency grow, not just a streak number, but something you can actually see building over time.
The simplest pomodoro timer you will ever use. Clean, distraction-free design. Tap, start, and focus. No setup, no configuration, no friction.
Built for ADHD and deep work. Short feedback loops, clear visual rewards, and a minimal interface that makes it easier to start and harder to stop. Exactly what ADHD
brains need.
Your study timer that rewards effort.…
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