Windows 10: Can the Clock app track how many hours of focus sessions were spent in a "x" amount of time?

I have been doing some focus sessions using the clock app in the last month, and I would like to see how many total hours I spent "focused" during this period of time. I have searched everywhere in the internet but couldn´t find a solution for this. So I would like to know if this data actually exists and, if it does, how do I access it.Thank you.P.S. I couldn´t find the actual clock app in the Sub-Topics so I just selected "Maps".

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Remove Focus Sessions from Clock App

Even with all focus assist settings and automatic rules turned off, every time I pull up the clock app to set a timer it starts on the Focus Sessions tool.

Is there a way to completely turn off this feature, or do I just need to get a clock app from a 3rd party?

 

Win 11 Clock app opens in Focus Sessions

Hi @Greg Carmack. Let me try to clarify. I don't use Focus Sessions. I've got them turned off in the Clock App settings, but every time i want to use Alarms or Timer, I click on the Clock App and when it opens, it always opens in Focus Session. Then I always have to select my desired functionality, either Alarms or Timer. I would prefer to have the Clock app open in either Timer or Alarms. Clear?

 

Remove Focus Sessions from Clock App

Hi Ck. I'm Greg, 10 years awarded Windows MVP, here to help you.

I've not yet heard of Focus Session bothering anyone. But I do notice that for some reason I'm not signed into the Clock app even though I'm signed into Windows with my MS Account.

Perhaps if you sign out of that one app at the top of the settings it will back off. There shouldn't be any reason to sign into the Clock except to enable it to access your data for the Focus sessions which you do not want.