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Close the gap between what you plan and what you do.

Daily plans and group challenges for people with ADHD.

As featured in

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  • Fast Company
  • Bloomberg Television
  • Yahoo News
  • Metro
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ADHD Support

Routines and tools to start, switch, and finish tasks with less friction.

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Better Sleep

Circadian cues, screen shutdowns, and wind-downs that improve sleep quality.

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Stress & Anxiety Relief

Breathwork, journaling, and micro-practices that lower baseline stress.

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Deep Work & Focus

Time-blocking, Pomodoro, and distraction controls that stack hours of focus.

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Fitness Foundations

Steps, strength, and mobility—minimum effective plans to get moving.

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New Year Kickoff

Short, high-win programs to build momentum in the first 30 days.

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What members say

“In the last two weeks, I've added twice as many things to my calendar and finished 90% of them.”
Glen W.Software developer
“The alerts telling me it's time to do something act as an external motivator to get things done.”
Constance B.Business owner
“This site was such a breath of fresh air after feeling like I was just not capable of making progress on goals!”
Ellen B.Homemaker
“I'm still not perfect at time management, but this app has changed the outcome of some of my days, which means a lot to me.”
Esther P.Software engineer
“This process really pushed me to show up at my computer and do the work.”
Cindi H.Screenwriter
“It is pulling me out of my dire funk already. Just the feeling of support makes me motivated to do things.”
Effie K.Attorney

How it works

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Notice what could shift.
  1. Choose a plan or challenge.

    Pick a category. Plans start on your own, anytime. Challenges start together on the same date.

  2. Check in to your event.

    Your score compares what you intended with what you did. A higher score means stronger accountability.

  3. Get ongoing support.

    Get Buddies for more accountability. Join Challenges to complete shared plans.

  4. Adjust and repeat.

    Use your score, Buddies, and AI support to find what works.

“One of my favorites of all the apps.”
Metro

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For schools, employers and behavioral health programs

Tell us who you serve and what needs to change. We build the program, bring people together in groups, and report who shows up.