Most ADHD planners have way too much going on. I just needed something simple. This app turns your tasks into bubbles on your browser's homepage. You just tag them ASAP, Week, Month, or Someday. As time passes, the circles for the stuff you haven't done literally grow bigger. Zero notifications to swipe away. Just Add it to Chrome, click the ADHD planner Extension icon, look at your dashboard, and attack the biggest circle. Without Rush. No overthinking, no mental math, just visual priorities.
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Man, I spent weeks coding this ADHD Planner because normal to-do lists just turn invisible to my brain.
Tasks are just circles here. You assign them a category like ASAP, Week, Month, or Someday. Those categories dictate how bright and big the circles get. As time passes, the circles for unfinished tasks literally grow larger and more vivid on your screen. No annoying notifications—just open the tab and attack the biggest, brightest circle.
Would really appreciate an upvote and a "Add to Chrome" to help get it off the ground!
Chrome policies won't let me auto-set your homepage, so to make sure you actually see your tasks every day, do this:
* Pin the icon: Click the Chrome puzzle piece and hit the pin.
* Get the link: Open the planner dashboard and copy the URL.
* Go to settings: Open Chrome Settings > "On startup".
* Add it: Select "Open a specific page", click "Add a new page", and paste the link.
Let me know what y'all think!
@semyon_k1 I have family member with severe ADHD and think this could make planning less stressful and more focused for them. Love it.
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@hwellmake thank you very much. I hope it will be useful for them. I also have some form of ADHD. And I hate normal calendars with deadlines/notification, I do tasks when I have enough energy. I just need to have a list with tasks so I could see what should be done sooner when I have enough power to do something, like filling some form, submitting request, change or clean something etc.
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@semyon_k1 I have family member with severe ADHD and think this could make planning less stressful and more focused for them. Love it.
@hwellmake thank you very much. I hope it will be useful for them. I also have some form of ADHD. And I hate normal calendars with deadlines/notification, I do tasks when I have enough energy. I just need to have a list with tasks so I could see what should be done sooner when I have enough power to do something, like filling some form, submitting request, change or clean something etc.