Focus together
Study with someone, live
It's easier to start when someone else is working too. Join a host for a 20-minute focus slot: say what you'll do, work quietly on camera, then share what you got done.
Starting is the hardest part of studying, writing or doing admin. Working next to someone else, even in silence, makes it easier to begin and harder to drift: people call it body doubling, and it's why libraries and coworking spaces feel productive.
A SnugTalk focus room gives you that on demand. You join a host on camera, say in a sentence what you'll do, and both of you get to work with microphones off. Two minutes before the end, mics come back and you share what you got done.
Twenty minutes is short enough to start right now and long enough to make real progress. Do one, or line up a few in a row with breaks in between.
How it works
- Create a free account with Google, PayPal or your email, or try a free 2-minute call first.
- Pick a host who's online and choose what you'd like to do. Prices are on every profile.
- Add money to your wallet and call. The first minute is free, and you can hang up any time.
- 20-minute slotsTwo minutes to say hello and set a goal, focus time with mics off, then a short wrap-up.
- A real person, not a videoKnowing someone is there with you keeps you on task: the idea behind body doubling.
- Often freeMany hosts offer focus slots for free or a small flat price, shown up front.
Good to know
What is body doubling?
Working alongside another person, even silently, so it's easier to start and stay on task. Many people find it helps with studying, writing and admin.
Do I have to talk?
Only in the first and last two minutes. Mics are off while you focus. Keep your camera on.
What does it cost?
Each host sets a flat price per 20-minute slot, and many are free. You're only charged if you stay past the hello.