Later

A one-tap parking lot for distractions, so you never break focus. Offline, on-device.

The reason a distraction breaks focus is not the thirty seconds it takes to act on it — it is that acting on it unloads the problem you were holding. Writing it down instead is the standard countermeasure, and it works because the discomfort of an unhandled thought comes from the fear of losing it, not from its urgency.

The crucial property is speed. A parking lot that takes more than a tap has already cost more attention than the distraction would have, which is why capture and triage have to be separate steps. Capture now, decide later, and the deciding happens when it is cheap.