A free task breakdown tool for ADHD brains. Paste an overwhelming task, get small doable steps.
- User pastes a task that feels too big ("clean the entire apartment")
- AI breaks it into small, concrete steps ("1. Pick up clothes from bedroom floor. 2. Put dishes in sink. 3. Wipe kitchen counter...")
- Steps are sized for ADHD brains — small enough to start without thinking
- No login. No account. No friction. Just paste and go.
Every ADHD productivity app requires signup, onboarding, learning a new system. By the time you've set it up, you've used all your executive function on the app instead of the task.
This is the anti-app. One text box. One button. Done.
- Frontend: Static HTML/CSS/JS (no framework, no build step)
- API: Cloudflare Worker proxying OpenAI/Grok API
- Hosting: GitHub Pages or Cloudflare Pages ($0)
- Auth: None. No login. No cookies. No tracking.
- Single page: text input + "Break It Down" button
- AI generates 5-15 small steps from any task description
- Steps displayed as a checklist (checkboxes, purely client-side)
- Copy steps to clipboard button
- Mobile-friendly (most ADHD users on phone)
- Fast (<3s response time)
- Clean, calm design (no visual overwhelm)
- "Make it smaller" button — re-break a step that's still too big
- Difficulty slider (how small should steps be?)
- Share link (encode task in URL)
- Daily check-in opt-in (text-based accountability)
- Save history (localStorage, no server)
- User accounts / login
- Mobile app
- Gamification / streaks / points
- Social features
- Paid tier (free forever for core)
- "Brutal coach" mode (unproven demand, shame spiral risk)
- Zero friction: No signup, no onboarding, no tutorial needed
- Calm UI: Soft colors, generous whitespace, no animations that distract
- ADHD-aware: Large tap targets, clear hierarchy, no decision paralysis
- Fast: Response in <3s or users bounce
- Mobile-first: Most ADHD users reach for their phone
- Build MVP (1 week)
- Kim writes personal story post for Reddit
- Post to r/ADHD, r/adhdwomen, r/ProductivityApps
- Measure: upvotes, comments, return visits, organic sharing
- Iterate based on feedback
- Viral signal: >200 upvotes on launch post
- Retention signal: >10% of users return within 7 days (check via simple analytics)
- Community signal: Organic mentions in ADHD subreddits (unprompted)
- Kill signal: <50 upvotes on launch, zero return visits