1. Epic Self Planner
For those who still enjoy the feel of a physical planner, this
one takes neurodivergent thought patterns and executive functioning needs into
its design. Layouts include a place to brain dump, ritual planning spaces and
simple goal-setting templates.
2. Deepwrk Body Doubling
For some with ADHD, body doubling, where you team up with
another person to hold each other accountable, can be a major productivity
booster. With Deepwrk, you meet in a facilitated group session, set tasks, thrive
off the group energy and earn points with your productivity. For some, this
motivational boost can lead to deep focus.
3. Shimmer Body Doubling
For remote workers with ADHD, it may be hard to get that
motivation that one gets from the proximity of coworkers. Shimmer helps provide
ADHD motivators like interest, urgency, newness, accountability, challenge and
community through timed sessions, shared task lists, mood check-ins and more.
4. Univi
Think of this app as a central knowledge base for people
with ADHD. With the goal of empowering its users, Univi offers tools to
tackle procrastination and build better habits. There are CBT-based courses, AI-powered
meditations and an ADHD planner. Users can customize the app to their own
needs on their journey to a better life.
5. Surfpal
Track your time surfing the web with this browser extension.
It not only tells you which sites you’ve been to and for how long, but it also
offers insights into your browsing habits, helping you block online
distractions for better focus. If you’re trying to cut down on social media,
this is a great start.
6. Neuro Tablet
A huge challenge for those with ADHD is locating medication.
Because supplies are short for valuable medication like Ritalin, often, you
need to call around from pharmacy to pharmacy to track down which location has
stock. This app does the work for you, calling pharmacies, securing prescriptions and thereby making the process more accessible.
7. Figetable
Simple but key for those with ADHD, this ad-free app allows
you to turn your phone into a simple fidget device. Stay off time-sucking apps
and fiddle with clean and satisfying tactile interactions while you work.
8. Pipersong Chair
Even adults with ADHD like to vary their position while they
work. Sitting in a straight chair feels like torture to the distracted mind
while curling up encourages focus. With Pipersong’s chair, sit a dozen
different ways, from cross-legged to squatting, and let your productivity soar.