A weekly planner built around how an ADHD brain actually runs — hyperfocus blocks, body-doubling, buffer time, and a live bar that shows you exactly where you are in your day.
A 40-item to-do list doesn't organize an ADHD brain — it freezes it. Time blindness makes the day disappear. You start fourteen things and finish none, then end the night wondering where it all went. The tool was never built for you, so of course it didn't stick. The problem was never you. It was the system.
Hyperfocus is a six-hour deep-work weapon when you point it at the right thing. Jumping between ideas is how you connect what nobody else does. The goal was never to "fix" my brain — it was to build a week that runs the way it already works. That's this planner.
"I was told ADHD would stop me from holding a job. I've out-built and out-shipped plenty of 'focused' people since — not despite my brain, because of it. I built the week I wish I'd had 20 years ago. Now it's yours."
Days down, hours across. A red needle marks right now and sweeps across your day like a play-head — instant answer to "where am I, what's next?"
Protect deep-work windows where one task gets all of you. Phone in another room, ride the wave.
Built-in co-working blocks. Get more done in 90 minutes beside someone than 4 hours alone.
Transition and reset time baked in — the load-bearing walls that stop the day collapsing by 3pm.
Rename and recolor every category, set your own hours, brand it your way. Your week, your rules.
Save a week as a template, copy last week in one click, print to PDF. Runs in your browser, no account, no internet.
A 9:00 meeting isn't a 9:00 problem — it's an 8:30 one. So you don't schedule "9:00." You schedule hand on the door, 8:30: keys in hand, time to get in the car, absorb whatever side-quest just appeared, and still arrive early. Set a leave-by time on any block and the planner draws a striped runway in front of it — your real move time. When now hits the runway, it pulses red. Time stops being abstract and becomes a thing you can see coming.
You don't start at a terrifying empty grid. Open it and a full, realistic day is already there — Top 3, two hyperfocus blocks, a body-double session, buffer time, exercise, and a hard shutdown ritual. Keep it, tweak it, or clear it. The system is shown, not explained.
No. If your brain runs hot, jumps fast, and loses time, this is for you — diagnosis or not.
It's a single file that opens in any browser and works offline. Nothing to install, no account to create. After buying you get a license key to unlock it.
Completely. Everything stays on your device, in your browser. It never touches a server.
Yes — it's best on a laptop or desktop where you can see the whole week, but it runs on mobile too.
Reply within 30 days and I'll refund you. No hard feelings.
Give it one.
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