For neurodivergent people, clutter is more than a mess. It’s mental friction. When you design your space to match how your brain works, every small bit of order clears more room to think, focus, and breathe. Read more →
Body doubling is one of ADHD’s simplest yet most powerful hacks: working alongside another person to boost focus and follow-through. By tapping into social presence, it lowers the barrier to starting tasks and keeps attention steady—turning overwhelming projects into achievable progress. Read more →
Building routines with ADHD or autism isn’t about discipline alone. It’s about using tools like habit stacking, visual cues, and body doubling to create structure that feels natural. With the right supports, routines become less about willpower and more about ease. Read more →
Neurodivergent brains thrive with the right supports. From visual timers and text-to-speech apps to comprehensive planners like Neuralist, these tools make it easier to manage tasks, stay focused, and keep daily life on track. Read more →