I kept wondering why timers, pomodoros, and random playlists never really solved focus for me.
For me, the issue is that my brain needed the right level of stimulation to work.
Sometimes that means going from under-stimulated to higher stimulation so I can actually start.
Sometimes it means going from too much stimulation to lower stimulation so I can settle down and stay with the task.
That s why I started building TiniAid - Focus for ADHD: a sound-based focus tool for ADHD and neurodivergent brains that helps control stimulation.
@taponyourglass Interesting approach!
@dr_abhay_manchanda Thank you soo much! I hope this helps many people with ADHD.
@taponyourglass looking forward to it!
@akhilesh_solanki Its live on App Store! you can download it from - https://get.tiniaid.in
Mailwarm
Do you have a quick way to move intensity up or down mid session without rebuilding the whole mix?
@thamibenjelloun Yes, right now the quickest way is to switch the intensity mode itself. You can start with something more intense for a quick boost, then move down to steady once you’re settled and want to keep going. The idea is to let people shift their focus zone during the session without having to rethink the whole setup.
Humalike
Nice work shipping this! What made you decide to build this now?
@borrellbr I built TiniAid now because I felt most focus tools still depend on pressure, blockers, and timers. I wanted to create something gentler for ADHD and neurodivergent minds which is a sound-based way to settle into focus without guilt or overwhelm.