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.
Privacy-First ADHD Apps: No Account, No Cloud
ADHD apps quietly collect meds logs, moods, and focus data behind an account. Here's the case for tools that never phone home — and how to check one.
Jul 27, 2026 Body & Daily LifeThe ADHD Shutdown Routine: Permission to Stop
Without a stop signal, an ADHD brain keeps running the workday into the night. A guided Mac shutdown ritual closes the open loops so you can power down.
Jul 20, 2026 Decisions & StartingWhy Switching Tasks Strands You (ADHD) — and a Fix
Switching tasks with ADHD leaves you stranded between two, doing neither. A 90-second handoff — park the old, breathe, aim at the new — gets you cleanly across.
Jul 13, 2026“tools for the way your brain actually works”
“finish a task, pull the lever”
“everywhere you parked — click to sail back”
“novelty is the mechanism, not a gimmick”