Back to the station

Feature 02

The Ride

One person starts the session, but the train does not leave the station until every member is on board — and it only keeps rolling while all of you stay locked in.

The ride

Everyone boards, or the train waits.

A RAID session is a train the whole group rides together. One person starts it — but it doesn't leave the station until every member is on board. The moment it pulls away, distracting apps lock for all of you at once.

The RAID home screen showing the next departure from London to Brighton, a 25-minute non-stop focus ride, and a button to plan your ride.

All aboard

Everyone gets a ticket.

Share the boarding code and your crew hops on. When the train pulls away, every ticket is stamped — and the lock is live for all of you.

The departure screen with a 25 minute countdown ready to start, a shareable boarding code, the stop list from London to Brighton, and a depart button.
A stamped RAID Rail boarding pass for London to Brighton, seat 1A, commuter class, marked all aboard.

Live on the rails

Focus moves the train. Distraction stops it.

The train isn't decoration — it's your session in real time. While everyone stays locked in, it rolls toward the destination. The second someone drifts, it halts on the tracks, so a slip is felt by the whole group the instant it happens.

A live RAID session counting down from 24:52, marked on time, with the train tracking across a map from London toward Brighton.