Make room for deep work.
Amber-lens eyewear for the hours that matter. Put them on, open your laptop, and make starting work a ritual.
ReviewingMonk LensFeature spec writing hits differently
I'm a product manager. Writing feature specs requires holding a lot of context in your head at once and being precise about it. That's exactly the kind of work that falls apart for me in the afternoons. These have genuinely changed how functional that part of my day is.
ReviewingMonk LensRead Deep Work, finally got the results
I read Cal Newport's Deep Work and genuinely tried to implement it for two months. The deep focus sessions kept falling apart after 30 or 40 minutes. Started wearing these and something about the environment change made the blocks actually stick.
ReviewingMonk LensBought half as a joke
My flatmate has been on about biohacking stuff for months and dared me to try something that wasn't caffeine. Bought these mostly to prove a point. Now she wants a pair.
ReviewingMonk LensDid the maths before buying
I was spending around 70 euros a month on a focus stack. Looked at the price, did the calculation, ordered the same day. Six months later and I haven't reordered a single supplement.
ReviewingMonk LensBetter than my previous scripting ritual
I record a podcast and scripting sessions are the most demanding part. I used to have a whole ritual: specific coffee, specific playlist, specific time of day. Replaced most of that with just putting these on. Took one star off because they arrived later than expected.
One lens. Built for deep work.
The Monk Lens is cognitive eyewear, not everyday glasses. One amber-tinted lens, one job.
Calmer stress response.
Filters the light that keeps you on alert.
Alert, not sleepy.
Enough light gets through to stay sharp.
Cleaner screen contrast.
A warmer view your eyes prefer all day.
Who is this for?
For the way you work, wherever the day takes you.
The work-from-home regular
Same room. Different mode. When your desk is also your kitchen table, putting on Monk Lens marks the start of work. Take them off when you close the laptop.
The coffee-shop regular
Your usual table. A fresh page. Notebook open, coffee beside you, amber lenses on. Keep the same screen-work ritual even when you change your surroundings.
The late-night thinker
The house is quiet. Your screen is bright. The amber tint gives your screen a warmer cast while you work through that last draft or line of code. Glasses off when the session ends.
The early bird
A little time before the day gets busy. Put on Monk Lens, open the document and begin. A simple cue for the first focused session of the morning.
Questions worth asking.
Everything you need to know before you buy.
For the first minute or two, yes. Everything warms. Then your eyes adjust and you stop noticing it.
Designed to be comfortable enough that you forget you're wearing them, so technically yes. But they work best as a signal to your brain. On when you work, off when you don't.
Most people notice something in the first session. Some take a few days. If you don't notice anything in 30 days, send them back.
Skopos Monk Lens is non-prescription. Prescription options are on the roadmap. Sign up to our newsletter and be first to know when we make prescription glasses available.
We don't recommend it.
Your next deep hour
starts at the case.
Try it for 30 days. If your work doesn't feel different, send them back.
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