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keep what you almost gave away
Small, calm iPhone apps. One problem each. One purchase, never a subscription.
It began as a 1am post about the ADHD tax, read by 172,000 people who recognised themselves. And that's why we built this.

see it all · the first tool

A calm notebook and calendar for everything your brain doesn't want to lose.
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Capture takes two seconds, wherever you are. Sorting waits for the sofa. Nothing demands attention at the moment it arrives.
Everything sits in buckets by time or by situation, so it surfaces where you actually are. And you set the nudge: how gentle it is, where it finds you, and when.
Underneath, two tools you already understand. The magic is the linking: pages, dates and pebbles connected so things resurface on their own. Easy and genuinely enjoyable to use. No login. No AI theatre. Locked up safe on your iPhone and your iCloud.
Traditional productivity apps treat your thoughts like data: something to categorise, optimise and process. But ADHD thoughts don't always behave that way. They're often fleeting. Fragile. Easy to lose. So we built gentle holding places for the thoughts that slip away.
No dashboards pretending to be lifestyles. No infinite systems to maintain. Each app does one thing, clearly and beautifully.
What's next
keep what you almost gave away
notice the shape of your emotions
let good things stay visible
Built to work the way your brain actually works, not the way you wish it did.
no account · no tracking · no gamification · no AI · no noise
these aren't missing features →Catch a thought, then take your time with the rest. see it all keeps the future visible before it becomes urgent.

Not productivity theatre. Not "optimising your workflow." Just the simple, funny, painful moments where a brain loses hold of something important.
the big idea
ADHD brains don't lack knowledge: they carry too much of it, unaided. Every design decision starts where brains most often get stuck: beginning, remembering, and feeling time pass.
read the research →an honest note
If you love dashboards, integrations, and a system to maintain, other apps do that brilliantly. These tools are for the rest of us.
Built for brains like ours.
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