A toolkit for brains that bounce.
38 small Mac apps built for the way an ADHD brain actually works — not the way productivity software wishes it did.
Each tool externalises one thing that's hard to hold inside an ADHD brain: time, focus, working memory, task initiation, decisions, reward, and looking after yourself. No accounts. No subscriptions. No network. Everything stays on your Mac.
Built on the neuroscience
Every app targets a specific, documented ADHD trait — time blindness, dopamine deficiency, object permanence, RSD. Not generic productivity advice.
Radically private
No sign-ups. No accounts. No cloud. Your data never leaves your machine. Not even for a backup.
Deliberately a little silly
Novelty re-engages an interest-driven nervous system. The gentle reminder your brain tunes out in five minutes doesn’t work — but a computer yelling "NOOOO" does.
The six packs
Buy only what fits your life right now. Each pack is 5–8 apps targeting one area of ADHD life. $5.99 each.
Focus & Distraction
Stop the drift. Stay in the room.
Time & Timers
Make time visible, tangible, real.
Decisions & Starting
Beat the freeze. Take the first step.
Reward & Momentum
Give your brain the dopamine hit it needs.
Mind & Feelings
Name it. Reframe it. Rest it.
Body & Daily Life
The basics your brain keeps forgetting.
All 38 apps. $17.99.
~50% off buying packs individually. One download.
Sold as direct Mac downloads (signed + notarized). Not on the App Store.
From the blog
Plain-English writing on how an ADHD brain handles time, focus, memory and starting — and the small Mac apps built for each. No medical claims, no fluff.
How to Study for Finals With ADHD (Mac)
Finals stack every ADHD failure mode at once. Route each to one Mac tool: block distractions, map exam week to scale, beat the freeze, and come up for air.
Sep 14, 2026 Body & Daily LifeThe Student Sunday Reset (ADHD, Mac)
The week's open loops run all weekend, so you never really rest. A Sunday reset built on Shutdown dumps your head, names Monday's first task, and counts wins.
Sep 12, 2026 Reward & MomentumHomesick at College? Give Yourself a Countdown
Homesickness in your first weeks at college is normal. Countdown gives your ADHD brain real things to look forward to, so the calendar pulls you forward again.
Sep 10, 2026“tools for the way your brain actually works”
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