TaskWaffle: A calm ADHD planner with one next step, not a red list

Hi Product Hunt, I'm Shaheer, and I built TaskWaffle. Most planners I tried assumed a day goes to plan. Mine rarely do. A missed day turned into a red pile, a broken streak turned into quitting, and the app became one more thing to feel bad about. So TaskWaffle works the other way round: - You type a brain dump in plain words. You can save it as is, or let the assistant sort it into tasks, notes, habits and spending. - Home shows one next step, not everything you have not done. - Habits count days out of the last 30, so one bad week does not erase a good month. - There is a bad-day view, quiet hours, and a fresh start after a week away. It also covers calendar, journal, envelope budgets (no bank login) and a focus timer with gentle check-ins. It works offline, syncs to the EU, and your data is never used to train AI. Free plan, plus 14 days of everything with no card. I would love to hear what makes planning hard for you, and what would make this calmer.