Six ADHD planners failed me before I built this one - launching Tue Sep 22, would love your input

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Hey PH! I'm Tunde, the maker behind CommandCenterADHD.

I built this after watching six ADHD planning systems fail in a row - mine included. Not from lack of trying, but because none of them were built around the actual failure points. CommandCenterADHD is engineered against six specific, documented failure modes: task initiation failure, digital object permanence loss, field-count paralysis, clock-time mismatch, unbounded working-memory load, and binary system collapse (one missed day = the whole system gets discarded).

The fix is fixed-field, not blank-page: one priority per day, morning/afternoon/evening blocks instead of clock times, a brain-dump field before the task list, and a Reset & Recovery page with equal status to the Daily page - not a fallback, a sanctioned alternate path.

Launching here on Product Hunt this Tuesday, Sep 22.

Genuinely curious: if you've tried (and dropped) other ADHD planning systems, what specifically killed it for you? That's exactly the kind of input I want shaping what ships next.

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