Coffee Focus vs flat.social

Coffee Focus is a browser-based collaborative Pomodoro service created and published by Abdelnaim BOUALI. People in a room share focus intervals and breaks synchronized in real time, and guests can join with a code without creating an account. Users can change Pomodoro, short-break and long-break durations. Weekly progress tracking and a team leaderboard add ways to follow individual or group activity. The maker presents the service for students, remote teams and developer pairs. It runs in a browser without a download or extension, and the About page says there is currently no application-level participant limit for rooms. The listed Free plan, however, allows up to three participants per session and uses only a 25/5 timer. The contact page says Coffee Focus no longer sells paid plans; former subscribers and Lifetime purchasers can contact support with questions. The privacy policy says necessary service data is not sold to third parties and that network exchanges use HTTPS/TLS. Consent for nonessential cookies, measurement and advertising can be withdrawn.

flat.social is a browser-based virtual meeting and events space where people move around shared rooms and talk with nearby participants. Audio volume and video connection respond to proximity. A flat can combine Open Spatial rooms for mingling, Conference rooms for presentations, and Chat rooms for text. Participants can draw, write and add images to shared whiteboards and sticky notes; built-in activities include football, chess, surfing, dice and arcade cabinets. Conference rooms support screen sharing and speaker or gallery layouts. Guests can join from a link, and the service runs in Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari. The Free plan costs nothing and allows up to five people at once with unlimited session length. A Day Pass costs $2, paid once, billed at $2 per seat for 24 hours, requires at least 10 seats and supports up to 100 people. Monthly costs $6 a month, billed at $6 per seat per month, with 10 to 100 seats, attendance insights, branding removal, roles and advanced access control, and priority support. Larger capacity can be discussed with the company. Slack users can start a flat with /flat and schedule recurring weekly events.