New: share your Koa Focus Card (and make your study buddy jealous)

October 22, 2026

Koa Focus Card: Koa in a party hat cheering, 3 focus rounds, 75 min, 4-day streak

Finished a focus round? Koa now makes you a card for it. From today, the free Pinkoa study timer has a little 🎉 button: tap it after a round and you get a cute Koa Focus Card with your rounds, minutes and streak, ready for your Instagram or TikTok story. Yes, it is mostly there so your study buddy gets a tiny bit jealous.

Koa Focus Card as a 9:16 story: Koa in a party hat cheering, 3 focus rounds, 75 min, 4-day streak

Koa Focus Card as a square (German version): 3 Fokusrunden, 75 Min., 4 Tage in Folge

Two samples: the English story card and the German square card.

How it works (3 steps)

Do a focus round on pinkoa.com. No account, no app needed. Any length works, from 25 to 90 minutes.
Tap "🎉 Share your focus card" under the timer when the round ends. Koa never pops up on her own: the card only opens when you tap.
Pick Story (9:16) or Square (1:1), then tap Share on your phone or Download image on a laptop. Copy the ready-made caption and post it.

Tag @pinkoa_com when you post. Once a week we repost a favourite card (only if you say yes first).

What's on the card

Koa celebrating, party hat included
Today's focus rounds and minutes
Your streak (days in a row with at least one round)
A random Koa line, like "you ran fast AND studied hard"
The date and a small "pinkoa.com · free study timer" footer
One of 4 colour themes from our 90 shades of pink. Tap "New colours" to shuffle.

Private by design

The card is drawn right in your browser from the numbers the timer already keeps on your device. Nothing is uploaded, there is no account and no name on the card. You decide if and where it gets shared.

Koala asleep in the fork of a tree, eyes closed and arms folded — Koa's cousin after 4 focus rounds, just before posting the card. Photo: Gary Runn / Unsplash

Why is it called Pinkoa?

Pinkoa is Finnish. Its everyday meaning is "to run fast", and in student slang it also means "to study hard". The card does both: you ran through your rounds, and you studied hard.