ADH vs Cloudlist

You know what to do. You just can't start. ADH-Do is a task initiation app built specifically for ADHD brains. Not another to-do list. Not a productivity system. A tool for the exact moment you're staring at your tasks and absolutely nothing is happening. How it works Tell ADH-Do how your brain is today, soup, okay, functional, or great. It matches you with tasks your brain can actually handle right now. Then it picks one and tells you to go. No negotiating. No scrolling. No 40 minutes of "organising" that is actually avoidance. Built-in initiation methods - Dice roll --- let chance make the call - Random task --- one task, picked for you - The 5-min lie --- tell your brain it's only 5 minutes - Pick from a short list --- a curated handful, not the whole pile - Guided list --- a pre-filtered set matched to your brain state No shame mechanics. No streaks to break. No "you haven't opened the app in 3 days" guilt notifications. No score that resets when life happens. ADH-Do has an off-day mode and a "couldn't do it" exit, because sometimes that's just how it goes, and that's okay. Your tasks, your way. Start with 115 built-in tasks across 13 categories, or add your own. Pause anything that's not relevant right now. Set reminders that actually fit how you live. Customise rewards -- sounds, visuals, affirmations -- or turn them all off. Built by someone with ADHD, for people who've already tried everything else. Free to download. No account required. Your data stays on your device.

tasks that bend with your brain. some days you can take on the world. some days you can barely take on your phone. cloudlist sorts your tasks by the energy they take, so what fits your current state rises to the top. made for adhd brains. built around how your day actually moves. how it works: when you open cloudlist, you do a quick brain check-in. foggy, okay-ish, or sparking. cloudlist then sorts your tasks into two lists: now (what fits your energy) and next (what's saved for later). what you can do rises. what you can't waits without judgment. every task gets tagged with an energy level (low, med, high) and an estimated time. tasks sort by what fits your brain. pro users can flag a specific task to stay on top when something genuinely matters more. what's inside: energy-based task sorting - brain check-in maps to what shows up. brain dump - type a tangled mess, cloudlist sorts it into tasks for you. break it down - big task? cloudlist can split it into micro-steps you can actually start. focus mode - a pomodoro timer sized to your attention span. you set it once, it remembers. still here - a gentle section for tasks that have been waiting a few days. no judgment, just a nudge. gentle streaks - they forgive missed days. progress isn't a punishment. three themes - golden hour, first light, dusk. pick the sky that fits. your journey - a quiet record of the days you showed up. a quick note on ai: three features (brain dump, break it down, daily reflection) use anthropic's claude. you turn these on if you want them. anthropic doesn't store or train on your data. you can change your mind anytime. free to start: up to 10 active tasks, 1 brain dump per day, 1 break-it-down per day, last 7 days of history, all three themes. cloudlist pro: unlimited tasks, unlimited brain dumps, unlimited break-it-downs, priority flagging (flagged tasks stay on top), a daily nudge for tasks that have been waiting, ambient focus sounds, full month of cloud history, a weekly free streak pass, and early access to new features. subscription details: cloudlist pro is available as a weekly, monthly, or yearly subscription. a 7-day free trial is available on your first subscription. prices in usd; local prices shown at purchase. subscriptions auto-renew unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the current period ends. manage or cancel anytime in your apple id subscription settings. privacy policy: germsfree.github.io/cloudlist-site/privacy terms of use: germsfree.github.io/cloudlist-site/terms made for the brains that need it cloudlist is made by a solo developer with an adhd brain, for people whose to-do lists have outlived three other apps. it's not a system. it's not a transformation. it's just a softer way to hold what you're trying to do. cloudlist is a productivity tool designed with adhd in mind. it is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, or replace professional care. ready when you are.