Focus/Memo is built on a simple practice: the Rule of Three. Three tasks at a time — chosen in the morning, executed through the day, reflected on in the evening. Not a backlog. A rhythm.

It’s made for people running more than one thing at once — several businesses, brands, or clients — who still only get one day at a time.

The name holds both ends of that rhythm — Focus, the work of the day, and Memo, the record of it. The slash between them isn't punctuation. It's the day itself, cutting through both — which is why it refuses to stay inside the letters.

The method comes from Fer's book, The Power of Three: A working method for people with too much to do.