Built by someone with ADHD, for the nights you can't start

Stuck with 47 tabs open? Get one next step in 5 minutes.

Printable reset sheets and one interactive dump-and-sort tool. No app to maintain. No streak to break. Use it once and you're done. Or keep it forever.

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The interactive tool for right now, or the full kit if you don't want to choose.

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ADHD Brain Dump & Next-Step Tool

Get it all out, sort it out, pick one thing

Best for: Getting unstuck right now

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How a tool is used

Five minutes. Then close the tab.

No onboarding. No daily habit. Open it when you're stuck, then stop.

1

Dump

Get the noise out of your head. One line per thought. No sorting yet.

2

Sort one thing

Look at one item at a time. Soon, this week, someday, or drop it.

3

Get one next step

Walk away with a single action matched to the energy you have right now.

Dump, sort one item, get one next step. Try 3 thoughts free

How I actually use these

Built from stuck moments, not a review wall

I don't have a pile of anonymous five-star quotes. These are the situations I built each tool for. I still use them.

I built the Brain Dump tool for the nights I had been “busy” all day and still could not name one next step. Dump, sort one card, walk away with a single action.

Jack Hadcroft

Founder. Diagnosed ADHD at 28.

The Overwhelm Sheets live as a printed stack on my desk. When opening a planner feels impossible, I grab one page and follow it. Five minutes, then I stop.

Jack Hadcroft

On a bad-brain afternoon

I abandoned a dozen planners. This one survives because it is twenty minutes, once a week, and unfinished tasks get carried forward without a shame pile.

Jack Hadcroft

Weekly reset, not a new personality

The card deck is the collection of tiny starters that actually got my body moving. One card. One micro-action. Then the real task feels less impossible.

Jack Hadcroft

When I know the task and still cannot start

Start with one. See what sticks.

No subscription. No onboarding. Download, open, and use it today.

Start with the Brain Dump, $19Or pick a different stuck moment