Hi Product Hunt! I'm Jahnvi, and I built Ambient. I kept downloading planner apps, setting them up beautifully, and then never opening them again. That turns out to be really common for ADHD and neurodivergent people: out of sight really is out of mind. The plan isn't the problem. It's that the plan disappears the moment you stop looking at it. So Ambient is built around one idea: the plan should come to you. → Brain dump: type or say "dentist at 4, groceries, reply to Sam" and it becomes time blocks → Timeline: a calm visual day with the next thing always pinned on top → Nudges: reminders that follow up if you haven't started, with optional alarm-style full-screen reminders on Android → Focus: one big timer you can read from across the room → Widgets: What's next, Today, Focus timer and Progress on your home screen Choices that came from research: - Setup takes about two minutes, because "too much effort right now" is how people describe quitting planner apps - Low-stimulation colours and reduced motion, and colour is never the only signal - Fair billing: a lifetime option, a reminder before any trial ends, and cancelling is one tap away It's Android-first, with native widgets and reminders that actually fire, because that's where the alternatives are weakest. It's in closed testing on Google Play right now, and you can join the test from the link. I'd love to hear what makes planners fail for you, and what's missing here. I read every comment. (Ambient supports planning and executive function. It isn't a medical device and doesn't diagnose or treat any condition.)

Ambient

The day planner that comes to you, built for ADHD brains

The day planner that comes to you, built for ADHD brains