AiDD
AI task scoring for ADHD minds
8 followers
AI task scoring for ADHD minds
8 followers
Finally, task management that understands ADHD brains. AiDD uses AI to score, prioritize your tasks, extract action items from notes, and transform them into ADHD-friendly steps. Integrates with Notion, Todoist & more. Built by ADHD minds, for ADHD minds.
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
Like many of you, I've tried every productivity app out there. They all failed me because they were built for neurotypical brains, not ADHD ones.
The problem: When you have ADHD, everything feels urgent. You have 50 tasks screaming for attention, time blindness makes deadlines invisible until they're on fire, and turning vague notes into actionable tasks feels impossible.
What AiDD does differently:
🧠 AI Task Scoring: Our algorithm understands ADHD urgency patterns and scores tasks based on real deadlines, not perceived panic
📝 Note-to-Task Magic: Dump your chaotic meeting notes, and AiDD extracts and structures the actual action items
🔄 Universal Integration: Works with your existing tools (Notion, Todoist, Apple Notes, Obsidian, and more)
⚡ ADHD-Optimized: Built with features like time estimates, energy levels, and hyperfocus protection
The best part? You don't change your workflow. AiDD sits on top of your existing systems and just makes them ADHD-friendly.
I want your feedback!
What productivity challenges does your ADHD brain face? What would make task management actually work for you?
Let's build the future of neurodivergent productivity together! 💪
P.S. - If you're not ADHD but know someone who is, please share this with them. It could change their relationship with productivity forever.
@marc_fridson this is a good and noble use of AI according to me.
Hardly anyone's thinking in this direction, but you did!
Just a small suggestion from my side: Release an Android build too, so that it reaches more people (no compulsion, you may decide basis the RoI)
DeepTagger
Really cool direction here 👏 One idea, what if you added a kind of "Zen Mode" toggle? 🧘 It could hide the AI assistant, calendar, and extra features, leaving just the core one task. This way, users have an "escape hatch" when they’re overwhelmed, and they can return to advanced tools when they’re ready. I think it will make the app feel safer and more approachable
@talshyn I love this idea so much, that I am going to fast track it as a feature in my next build. Thanks for the idea!
Thanks,
Marc