Kiki is a Mac application designed as an accountability tool for people who struggle with distraction. Its main purpose is to help users focus on completing tasks by enforcing single-tasking principles and blocking distractions.

Kiki functions like an enhanced Pomodoro timer where users specify their single task and select allowed applications and websites needed for that task. The app blocks all other applications and websites during focus sessions. It tracks progress and shows exactly how focused users were during each session and over time.

Once activated, Kiki blocks distracting apps until the designated time is up with no option to quit prematurely. The app works alongside users, typing away in the corner, and provides feedback when users get distracted. It creates distraction-free zones for chosen time periods.

Kiki helps users get back approximately 2 hours per day by improving focus and productivity. It's particularly effective for people who struggle with procrastination, social media scrolling, and other digital distractions that prevent task completion.

The product targets smart, distractible individuals who need help staying focused on their work. It's specifically designed as a Mac application that supports Chrome and Safari browsers.