The productivity advice that works for everyone else? It doesn't work for us. We need something that meets our brains where they are.
Too many things to do, so you do nothing. The list grows. The anxiety builds.
You know exactly what to do. You're staring at it. But you can't make yourself start.
Frustration, shame, motivation bursts, crashes. The emotional tax of having ADHD.
An AI coach that actually understands ADHD. Not generic productivity advice—real strategies for how our brains work.
We're building a toolkit designed for how we actually work—not how productivity gurus think we should.
Get everything out of your head. AI helps you sort the chaos into what actually matters today.
Start each day with clarity. One priority. A plan that works with your energy, not against it.
Virtual co-working with other ADHD folks. Sometimes you just need someone else "in the room."
I've tried every productivity system, every app, every hack. Pomodoro, GTD, bullet journals, you name it. They'd work for a week, maybe two, then fall apart.
Turns out most productivity tools are built for brains that work differently than mine. They assume you can just "decide to focus" or that willpower is the answer.
ADHD Focus Club is what I wish existed years ago—tools that work with how my brain actually operates. The need for novelty, the difficulty starting, the way emotions hijack everything.
We're building the toolkit I needed. Maybe you need it too.
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