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Bold. Rebellious. Human. Unapologetic.
We're not here to fix you — you're not broken. We build digital templates that actually match how your brain works. Google Sheets + PDF systems designed for the chaos, not against it.
Your brain isn't broken.
Your tools are.
^ read that again.
Every piece of advice you've gotten was written by someone who has never stared at a blank planner for 45 minutes and then cleaned the entire kitchen instead.
(...if any of that hit close to home, keep scrolling. we built something for you.)
Google Sheets templates with built-in ADHD methodology. No 47-page setup guides. No color-coding systems that require a PhD. Open it. Use it. Feel better.
Capture every thought. Sort by energy. Act on one thing at a time.
Finally see where your money actually goes — including the ADHD tax.
The 60-second gut check before you hit "Buy Now."
Weekly planning that doesn't require you to plan your whole life.
Start from the deadline. Work backwards. Never panic again.
(want more than one? save money.)
Brain Dump + Budget Tracker + Impulse Pause. The essentials.
Every template we make. One price. Lifetime updates.
No 47-page setup guide. No onboarding sequences. No 'watch this 20-minute tutorial first.' Open the sheet, follow three steps, feel better.
Get everything out of your head. Every task, worry, idea, appointment, and "I should probably..." — dump it all into one massive grid. No judgment. No categories. Just brain vomit.
(the relief is instant)
Drag tasks into buckets based on energy, not priority. High energy? Low energy? Right now? Someday? Delete? Your brain already knows — the template just listens.
(no color-coding required)
Pick one thing. Just one. The template gives you a tiny first step, a time estimate, and a reward. Complete it, check the box, and watch your Done Wall grow. That's dopamine, baby.
(the done wall is *chef's kiss*)
Not because we're geniuses. Because we have ADHD too, and we've tested every productivity system that ever failed us.
Forget hour-by-hour schedules. Our templates sort by energy level because your capacity changes by the hour — and that's normal.
Every task gets broken into the smallest possible first action. Not "clean the house." More like "pick up that one sock." Start small. Momentum handles the rest.
Every completion triggers a reward. Done Walls with celebration messages. Progress bars that glow. Because ADHD brains need to SEE the progress to believe it.
No 20-minute tutorial. No "customize your categories first." Open the Google Sheet. Start dumping. If setup takes more than 2 minutes, it's not for ADHD.
Impulse buys. Late fees. Forgotten subscriptions. We don't pretend these don't exist. We built a category for them. Name it, track it, save.
Skipped a day? The template doesn't judge. Didn't check anything off? The Done Wall waits. We built shame out of the system because shame never helped anyone focus.
Every productivity system that failed you was built for a brain you don't have.
— the thing nobody tells you
Built by ADHD. For ADHD.
We didn't study ADHD in a textbook. We live it. Every template was designed, tested, abandoned, redesigned, and tested again by someone who knows exactly what it's like to buy 14 planners and use none of them.
Less Friction. Not More Discipline.
Energy-based sorting instead of rigid priorities. Tiny first steps instead of overwhelming project plans. Dopamine rewards built into every completion. When tools match your wiring, you don't need willpower — you just need to start.
When tools match your wiring, you don't need willpower — you just need to start.
— the whole philosophy in one line
(yes, there's a free one)
A stripped-down version of our flagship Brain Dump template. No email sequences, no 47 upsells. Just a Google Sheet that works the way your brain does. Drop your email, get the sheet, start dumping.
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime. We have ADHD too — we'd forget to send spam anyway.
(...you made it to the bottom. that's a win.)
Stop forcing your brain into systems that weren't built for it. Start using ones that were.
^ seriously, go look. they're actually good.