TinyTasks
Productivity tool for ADHD brains.
24 followers
Productivity tool for ADHD brains.
24 followers
Tiny TinyTasks works by turning any overwhelming task into easy, bite-sized steps in seconds. Powered by AI, it uses trained ADHD behaviour & organisation logic to support those with ADHD to overcome fear and achieve all types of goals from planning a trip, to starting big goals like a business. The app combines short motivation mantras daily or when requested, plus a space for calm breathing to level dopamine and calm the mind. We believe that your brain deserves tools that work with you.
I love that you’re using insights from ADHD rather than just generic productivity hacks. It really makes a difference in how usable it is.
@brent_kom3344 that's awesome! Thanks so much for the comment, and it really is a tool designed not as an app to be created for app sake - but to help those who struggle with organisation, get flustered and overwhelmed in work or life settings. Hopefully this can make a difference.
Great idea! I like the breakdown of all types of tasks - I will try at work too.
I’m the wife he made this for - I’ve used it for a few months during testing and I’m a harsh critic. It’s a great concept and I can use a planner that works with me and doesn’t allow me to do everything.
I appreciate how accessible this feels. Even those without ADHD can benefit from a gentler, simpler way to tackle tasks.
@salma_ghana 100%! I built this for my wife but I feel like I use it daily now myself :)
Focusing on reducing fear and overwhelm is so refreshing. Many productivity apps assume everyone can just push through, but that’s not the reality for a lot of people.
@erica_johnson4 I still get overwhelmed by Asana and ClickUp because there is so much and it demands that you complete a task on time, vs completing a task in general and feeling good about it. Not just relieved it's over.
The breathing space feature is such a clever addition. Taking a moment to calm your mind before diving into a task can really change your perspective.
@salim_myely I use it often - I'm hoping to partner with breath work professionals and yogis to help improve the pause feature of this app. And exactly right, it's to stop and get perspective and clarity.