Launched this week
TaskFlow AI for ADHD
Your brain isn't broken. Your tools are.
24 followers
Your brain isn't broken. Your tools are.
24 followers
AI writes your code and emails now. But it can't learn FOR you. Some knowledge has to go into YOUR brain. The hard stuff you keep avoiding. TaskFlow AI helps you actually do it. → Type any overwhelming task → AI breaks it into tiny, doable steps → Focus mode: timer + AI coach → Complete tasks, grow your constellation No signup. No login. Free. For ADHD brains—or anyone who's stared at a task and felt paralyzed.
Seeing no free trial and no login, I immediately thought: 'This was definitely made by someone with ADHD who truly knows us.'
I can't count how much money I've wasted on subscriptions because I always forget to cancel free trials... 😭
That’s why this feels less like a tool and more like an 'experience of being understood.' I felt the creator's care before even checking the features. Highly recommended!
Taskflow AI feels like a very thoughtful tool for helping people get work done more efficiently by turning tasks into guided AI workflows that can genuinely boost productivity and reduce friction. Congratulations to the founders on launching this and wishing you lots of engagement and momentum on Product Hunt.
Hey everyone 👋
I built this because I was mass-deleting productivity apps and still couldn't get anything done.
The breaking point? I needed to study something technical—really dense stuff that I HAD to understand myself. No AI shortcut. No delegation. It had to go into my brain.
And I just... couldn't start.
That's when I realized: in a world where AI does everything for us, we still don't have good tools for the things we HAVE to do ourselves.
So I built TaskFlow AI.
It takes your overwhelming "I need to learn X" task and breaks it into tiny, actually-doable steps. Then focus mode feeds you one step at a time with a timer and an AI coach.
The goal isn't just productivity—it's making your brain less helpless in an age of automation.
It's free. No login. I just want to see if this helps anyone else.
If you try it, let me know what's missing. I've already rebuilt this thing countless times based on feedback. Happy to keep going.
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