So we're continuously beta testing with ADHD coaches, psychiatrists, and people with ADHD to understand their specific use cases. This allows us to create a tool designed for ADHD, adding things like guided conversations through suggestion buttons and integrated tools specific to starting tasks.
Right now, we have timers and music as our first tools but our future plans include an entire toolbox of tools specific to task initiation and executive dysfunction.
Our ultimate goal is an AI utilizing your specific 'user manual' with effective strategies and systems for you and then giving you tools specific to those strategies when you need them. I.E. A timer may work for one task, but it then loses its novelty, but website blockers and classical music work effectively for the next so it applies those tools without the extra micro-steps of setting up that infrastructure yourself.
No comment on this business, but the "subscription to a prompt" thing reminds me of that thing Joel Spolsky said about businesses that basically just monetize the pivot table feature of excel.
Right now, we have timers and music as our first tools but our future plans include an entire toolbox of tools specific to task initiation and executive dysfunction.
Our ultimate goal is an AI utilizing your specific 'user manual' with effective strategies and systems for you and then giving you tools specific to those strategies when you need them. I.E. A timer may work for one task, but it then loses its novelty, but website blockers and classical music work effectively for the next so it applies those tools without the extra micro-steps of setting up that infrastructure yourself.