Ideas on productivity, habit building, skill development, and making progress that compounds.
An honest look at the apps adults with ADHD actually keep using, task managers, visual planners, timers, and all-in-one systems, and how to tell which kind you need.
Paper, digital, and the hybrid most ADHD adults land on. How to pick one that survives a bad week, and what a free app must do.
Pasting tasks into a chat gets you advice about a stale snapshot. Connecting the assistant to your real task manager is a different thing entirely.
Streak-based trackers punish the exact thing ADHD makes likely: the missed day. A way to track routines that survives an inconsistent week.
What the Model Context Protocol actually is, why a remote MCP server beats a plugin, and what to check before you connect one to your data.
Chores, plans and routines usually live in an unsearchable chat and one person's memory. Here is how to put them in a shared workspace instead.
TickTick is the closest like-for-like swap; EvyOS is the one where habits and goals connect to your tasks. An honest survey of 8 Todoist alternatives, including what each one loses.
Content creators who produce in bursts burn out. Build a daily habit system with input, creation, and output habits that keep you consistently producing.