the_4th_life

honest numbers from coquiet's x account last week: 39 impressions, zero likes. bluesky has been a lot kinder. if you know a corner of the internet where people talk about working alongside others, I'd love to hear where

a tester on reddit made a good point this week: whether people come back for a second session tells you more than any vote on the next room. if you've opened coquiet.app more than once, I'd really like to know what brought you back

The ambiance room is up on coquiet.app now. If you've tried it, I'd really like to know whether background sound or music works better for you when you're deep in something.

No accounts on Coquiet, on purpose. You open coquiet.app and you're in a room with focus music and whoever else is working right now. It's free, and there's a donate button if it helps you. That's the whole plan for now.

Added an ambiance room to Coquiet for people who'd rather work to background sound than music. A lofi room is the next idea, but I'd rather hear what you'd actually use first. What sound gets you through a deep work session?

I work in deep work sessions. Focus music plus the sense of others in the room helps a lot, so I built Coquiet (coquiet.app) — free online body doubling: calm music, optional timer, live who’s-there count. No accounts, chat, or cameras. Still figuring out what helps people stay.

If you've used Coquiet for a focus session: what would you add? I want to build the next features with the people actually sitting in the room. Reply here, every idea gets read. coquiet.app

I do deep work sessions, and focus music plus the feeling of others in the room (body doubling) make me way more productive. So I built Coquiet, a shared focus room with music. No chat, no cameras. coquiet.app

Two months ago I built a small thing called Coquiet: a shared room with calm music where you can see how many others are working. No chat, no cameras, no signup. coquiet.app