For adults with ADHD
See where you are in your whole day.
A digital clock gives you a number. An analog clock goes around in circles. Neither gives a time-blind brain the full-day visual it needs.
Time blindness is not a willpower problem
9:14
You look up and three hours are gone.
Nothing on your screen ever showed them passing.
11:02
"Five more minutes" is never five minutes.
A number on a clock has no shape you can feel.
4:47
Leaving on time takes a running start.
Prep and travel are invisible until they are late.
What it does
Six things, that is all
- 01
One bar per hour
Your whole day, left to right. Past hours glow, the current hour fills minute by minute, the rest waits.
- 02
Float it on top
Pop the clock into a small always-on-top window, or install it so it lives in its own app window next to your work.
- 03
Things today
Add an event and get a run-up ribbon with prep and travel time, so leaving on time stops being a surprise.
- 04
Gentle alarms
Optional heads-up alerts before prep and before you leave. No badges, no streaks, no nagging.
- 05
Six palettes
Signature yellow on deep teal, plus sunset, forest, amber, ocean and mono. Or build your own.
- 06
Nothing else
No calendar sync, no to-do list, no productivity score. It is a clock that shows you where you are.
Pick your price
Same clock either way. Nothing is locked behind the higher tier.
Monthly
$7per month
Try it inside your actual week. Cancel any time.
- +Every feature, no limits
- +Cancel in one click
- +Updates as they ship
One time
$27once
Pays for itself in four months, then never again.
- +Yours forever, no renewal
- +Every future update included
- +Cheaper than four months
Works in any modern browser on desktop and mobile.
Questions
What exactly do I get?
Access to the web app. Open it in any browser, install it as an app window, or float it on top of everything else.
Monthly or one time?
Your call. $7 a month, cancel whenever. Or $27 once and it is yours forever, updates included.
Does it work on my phone?
Yes. Add it to your home screen and it opens full screen with no browser bars.
Will it sync my calendar?
No, and that is on purpose. Anything that turns this into a planner defeats the point.