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Something useful for right now.
Practical ADHD tools for starting, focusing, remembering, regulating and making everyday life work a little better.
80 tools · free to use
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My ADHD User Manual
Everyone close to you eventually has to figure out how you work by trial and error, which wastes time and causes avoidable friction.
An actual shareable one-page manual: how you work best, what throws you off, and what helps.
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Good places to begin
If you only ever use a handful of these, make it these.
03 · Focus · Build a system
Distraction Parking Lot
A place for stray thoughts so they stop interrupting you.
06 · Getting Things Done · Reflect
Done Is Enough
A finished, imperfect thing beats a perfect thing that never starts.
Explore by area
Five areas of everyday ADHD life.
01
Focus
Attention, distraction + finding your way back.
12 tools
02
Getting Things Done
Starting, switching, finishing + getting unstuck.
12 tools
03
Time + Remembering
Time blindness, forgetting + keeping track.
13 tools
04
Feelings + Overwhelm
Big feelings, rejection + when everything feels like too much.
18 tools
05
Everyday Life
Home, routines, school/work + relationships.
Home + routines · School + work · Relationships
22 tools
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Focus · Reset
The One-Tab Reset
Close everything except the one thing.
Focus · Plan
Body Double It
Borrow someone else's presence to hold your focus.
Focus · Try this
Move Before You Focus
Shake your body out before you sit still.
Focus · Reset
Change the Channel
Switch what your brain is tuned into, on purpose.
Focus · Try this
Add Novelty
Boring tasks get easier when something is new.
Focus · Build a system
Sound Check
Build your personal sound settings for focus.
Focus · Build a system
Distraction Parking Lot
A place for stray thoughts so they stop interrupting you.
Focus · Plan
Focus Sprint
A short, timed burst built for how your attention actually works.
Focus · Check-in
What Is Pulling My Attention?
Notice what's actually got your attention right now.
Getting Things Done · Try this
Make It Smaller
The task isn't too hard. It's too big.
Getting Things Done · Try this
The Two-Minute Entry
Two minutes, full stop — that's the whole deal.
Getting Things Done · Try this
Start Badly
A bad start still counts as a start.
Getting Things Done · Plan
What's the Actual First Step?
Not the goal. The very first move.
Getting Things Done · Try this
Borrow Some Urgency
Manufacture the deadline your brain is waiting for.
Getting Things Done · Try this
The Five-Minute Launch
Five minutes. Timer. Go.
Save what helps. Heart any tool and it will be waiting in My ADHDier.
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