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ADHD tools you can actually use

Little interactive tools for the moments your brain gets stuck — starting, deciding, focusing, winding down, or just getting the swirl out of your head. All free, all yours — no account, nothing saved to us.

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Unspiral previewNEW

Unspiral

Tap the mean thought in your head and get a kinder, truer version back — plus one tiny action.

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Task Roulette previewGameNEW

Task Roulette

Pick a zone, let the wheel choose one tiny 5-minute job, and race the clock. Beats can't-decide paralysis.

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5-4-3-2-1 Grounding previewNEW

5-4-3-2-1 Grounding

Anxiety spiking? A gentle step-through of the senses — 5 things you see, 4 you hear, 3 you feel — to pull you back into the room.

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Brain Dump preview

Brain Dump

Get every swirling thought out of your head, then sort each one into Do-in-5 / Today / Let-it-wait.

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Task Shrinker preview

Task Shrinker

Enter a task you're avoiding and get one tiny first step + a 5-minute timer, so you actually begin.

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Pick One For Me preview

Pick One For Me

Too many options? List them and let the tool choose ONE, so you can stop spinning and start.

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Focus Timer preview

Focus Timer

A calm body-doubling timer with gentle nudges. Pick 5–25 minutes and do the thing together.

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Dopamine Menu preview

Dopamine Menu

Build your own menu of things that actually feel good, ready for when your brain's flat. Saves automatically.

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What do I do now? preview

What do I do now?

Tell it your energy level and it hands you one task that actually fits — no shame, no whole to-do list.

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Wind-Down preview

Wind-Down

A gentle, tickable bedtime wind-down so 'go to bed' stops being one huge vague task. Remembers your progress.

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Waiting Mode preview

Waiting Mode

Stuck waiting and climbing the walls? Tap for one small, satisfying thing to do with the gap.

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Calm Breathing preview

Calm Breathing

Follow the circle — in, hold, out, hold. Take the edge off overwhelm and slow a racing brain in about a minute.

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Bubble Pop previewGame

Bubble Pop

A satisfying pop-the-bubbles fidget for restless hands. No score, no goal — just a stim reset. They refill.

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Power Hour preview

Power Hour

Focus sprints with real breaks built in. You only ever have to last until the next break.

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Whack-a-Thought previewGame

Whack-a-Thought

A fast, silly little game: tap Bit as he pops up, quicker and quicker. Pure dopamine and a proper brain break.

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Time-Check preview

Time-Check

'This'll take 5 minutes' — will it though? Guess how long a task takes, then see a realistic estimate. Beat time-blindness.

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Memory Match previewGame

Memory Match

A calm little matching game — flip the cards, find the pairs. A satisfying brain break that gives your focus something kind to chew on.

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Now / Next / Later preview

Now / Next / Later

Too many tasks, all shouting at once? Drop them into just three slots — and it keeps you honest about doing only the ONE in Now.

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Green-Light Reflex previewGame

Green-Light Reflex

Wait for green… tap! A five-second dopamine hit that tests your reaction time and gives your brain a quick, satisfying win.

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Focus Noise preview

Focus Noise

Brown/white noise to quiet the mental static and help you drop into a task. Generated live in your browser — no downloads.

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Copy the Pattern previewGame

Copy the Pattern

Simon-style: watch the pattern light up, then copy it back. It grows each round — a satisfying test of your working memory.

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5-4-3-2-1 Launch preview

5-4-3-2-1 Launch

Frozen at the edge of a task? Count down from 5 with the button — then move before your brain talks you out of it.

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Ripple previewGame

Ripple

No goal, no score — just tap or drag anywhere and watch soft colour ripples spread. A pure sensory stim toy, like Bubble Pop's calmer cousin.

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Not sure which of these you need?

The 60-second quiz works out which pattern keeps you stuck — then points you at the one tool built for it, instead of guessing.

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