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Section: Productivity & Focus

Use the prompt below in Gemini Canvas or similar AI sandboxes. It builds a distraction-free, ADHD-friendly visual "save and restore" dashboard to help you pause, restart, and track your focus points easily.

AI Focus Save Point Prompt
Revise the Gemini Canvas app to be much simpler and lower-word-count. The purpose is NOT to summarize or re-explain the screenshot. The purpose is to create an ADHD-friendly “focus reminder” that helps the user remember where they left off. Main rule: Every visible item must be short, practical, and restart-focused. Dashboard title: AI Focus Save Point Core layout: Sticky visual timer at top Current Window Current Tab What I Was Doing Next Tiny Step Ignore For Now Save History Do not show long explanations. Do not show large text blocks. Do not infer too much. Do not create a full project plan unless asked. Each save point should answer only: Window: Which browser window or workspace was active? Tab: Which tab or page was the focus? Status: What was being worked on in one short sentence? Plan Match: How it connects to today’s/project plan in one short phrase. Next Step: One action under 30 seconds. Ignore: One thing not to touch yet. Example card: Window: Focus Reset Project Tab: Gemini Canvas Status: Editing save point dashboard Plan Match: Part 1 video artifact Next Step: Shorten card text Ignore: Extra features Text limits: Window: 1–5 words Tab: 1–6 words Status: max 10 words Plan Match: max 8 words Next Step: max 8 words Ignore: max 6 words Save history: Collapsed by default. Each entry title should be: [Tab name] — [short status] Expanded history may include: Window Tab Status Next Step But still keep each line short. Screenshot behavior: When the user uploads a screenshot, use it only to identify: active window active tab visible task likely status next tiny step Do not describe everything visible. Do not list every tab. Only mention the focal tab and 1–2 relevant supporting tabs if necessary. Design: Keep the Canvas compact inside Gemini’s preview pane. No horizontal scrolling. Use cards with strong spacing. Use icons, chips, and short labels. Use soft animation and glow, but keep the interface calm. Timer: Keep the pixel-block visual timer sticky at the top. Default: 5 minutes. Buttons: Start, Pause, Reset, 2, 5, 10, 15, 25, Custom. Theme: Dark default: black/dark maroon gradient, amber, grey-blue, hunter green, maroon accents, mostly white text. Light toggle: white/light amber gradient, mostly black text, maroon/grey-blue/amber accents. Most important visual priority: The user should be able to glance at the Canvas and know: Where was I? What was I doing? What do I do next? Use placeholder example: Window: Video Build Tab: Gemini Canvas Status: Building focus save dashboard Plan Match: Part 1 artifact Next Step: Test screenshot save Ignore: Redesigning everything Input behavior: At the very end of this prompt, there will be a line labeled: USER INPUT / SCREENSHOT / CONTEXT: If the user types or pastes anything after that final colon, treat it as the starting context and immediately build or update the Canvas from it. Do not ask follow-up questions if there is any text, image description, screenshot, file, task list, project note, or rough thought after the final colon. Only ask one short status question if the area after the final colon is completely blank. Final user input area: USER INPUT / SCREENSHOT / CONTEXT: