Everything Kip does, and nothing it doesn't.
There is no feed, no streak counter, no weekly leaderboard email. What's left is a small set of things that actually protect your attention.
Drift detection
Kip learns the shape of your deep work, how long your blocks usually run, which tools you move between while you're still in it, and which ones mean you've left. It flags the leaving, not the clock.
No keystrokes are read. No screen contents are captured. The signal is the pattern of movement between applications, and that's all it needs.
Adaptive pacing
Your good hours in November are not your good hours in June. Kip re-fits its model of your week continuously, so the block lengths it protects follow you rather than a setting you picked once and forgot.
Local-first by default
The model runs on your machine. Sync is opt-in, per-device, and can be turned off without losing your history. If you never sign in, Kip still works completely.
Specifications
| Capability | Solo | Focus | Team |
|---|---|---|---|
| Devices | 1 | 3 | Unlimited |
| On-device model | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Encrypted sync | – | Yes | Yes |
| Calendar-aware pacing | – | Yes | Yes |
| Shared quiet hours | – | – | Yes |
| History retained | 30 days | Forever | Forever |
Try the whole thing free.
Solo is free forever and needs no card. Focus is $9 a month when you want sync.