Use case

ADHD time blindness — plan a day you can't feel

If time feels like a slippery abstraction, calendar apps will gaslight you. A short list and a coach in your ear work better.

Why time-block apps fail

They assume you can predict how long things take. Time-blind brains can't — not because they're bad at it, but because the prediction machine is wired differently.

What works instead

Short list. Coach. Real-time check-ins. You don't need to know each task takes 22 minutes — you need to know what's next when you finish.

FAQ

Is there a timer feature?
There's a gentle nudge if you stall, not a Pomodoro alarm. Time blindness doesn't get fixed by louder timers.

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