MEET ADDVANCEDFOCUS
An AI-powered executive-function assistant being developed for ADHD, autism, and the everyday work of starting, planning, and following through.
SUPPORT THAT STAYS WITH YOU
Keep one action in focus. Give the rest a place to wait. Build a way back when life interrupts.
A working illustration of the idea—not a released app.
TRY A SMALL PART OF THE IDEA
Explore three everyday situations. Adjust the energy level, start a short session, or leave yourself a return note.
A task I’m avoiding · A tiny step
The report you’ve been putting off
Give it a working title. That’s enough for a beginning.
It removes the setup barrier without asking you to write the whole report.
Kept only while this page stays open. Nothing is sent or saved to browser storage.
You can continue when it feels right—or leave it here.
Only a few things in view. Choose one to make it your next step.
Useful to remember. No need to carry it all right now.
Ideas that can wait until you have room for them.
No perfect plan needed. Just a place to begin.
Scripted examples, not live AI. The timer and controls work in this prototype. Your selections and return note stay in this page’s memory and disappear when you leave this product page or refresh.
MORE THAN A TASK LIST
AddvancedFocus is intended to support both task initiation and the mental work of keeping everyday responsibilities moving.
A large task can contain an unclear first step, setup work, and several decisions. The goal is to surface one concrete action that fits the time and energy available.
Family logistics include noticing, planning, following up, and remembering what someone else is waiting for. We’re exploring ways to make that work visible and easier to revisit.
A MANAGEABLE VIEW OF THE DAY
Four horizons organize the intended experience around how soon something needs your attention.
These horizons are demonstrated with scripted examples in the website concept. Persistent planning and AI-assisted prioritization are future product capabilities.
WHAT WE’RE WORKING TOWARD
These are AddvancedFocus’s intended areas of support. Specific capabilities are still in development.
Turn an intention into one concrete first step, sized to the energy and time available.
Support everyday sequences while making room for changing schedules, energy, and needs.
Separate Now, Today, Upcoming, and Later so one useful action can stand out without losing the rest.
Explore ways to make responsibilities, follow-ups, and the things people keep in their heads easier to see.
Pause with a short return note, preserve the next step, and make re-entry easier after an interruption.
Offer understandable suggestions that people can change or decline. Assistance should strengthen agency.
THE PRODUCT APPROACH
AddvancedFocus is being designed around a short, repeatable cycle: capture what is on your mind, choose a manageable action, and leave a clear path back.
“I need to get ready for tomorrow, but I don’t know where to start.”
Useful context might include available time, energy, and what actually needs to happen.
Start with your keys and bag. Give it two minutes, then choose whether to continue.
A written example of the intended experience. No AI is running here.
The intended AI experience would help turn a loosely expressed need into a clear action. You should not need to build an elaborate system before it becomes useful.
Review the suggestion, make it smaller, or choose a different priority. Your own understanding of the day should guide the plan.
Preserve the context that makes restarting easier. In the concept, a short return note gives the next attempt somewhere to begin.
THOUGHTFUL USE OF AI
We’re exploring AI that helps turn loosely described intentions into concrete first steps, simplify plans, and clarify what needs attention. We’re designing around understandable suggestions, clear choices, and respect for personal information. The final AI implementation and data practices will be explained before public release.
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
You can try the scripted concept on this page today. The full AddvancedFocus application is still in development; a public release date has not been announced.
AddvancedFocus is being developed with neurodivergent people in mind, including people with ADHD and autism, as well as families managing everyday executive-function demands. Individual needs vary; our goal is flexible support.
Pricing has not been set. Affordability is a core product goal, and we’ll share clear pricing before release.
Privacy is a design priority. Specific data collection, storage, AI processing, and user controls are still being defined. We’ll publish those details before people are asked to entrust the product with their information.
AddvancedFocus is being developed for practical everyday support. It is not presented as a diagnostic tool, treatment, or replacement for professional care.
HELP SHAPE WHAT COMES NEXT
Share an everyday challenge, a question, or a perspective that could make our work more useful.
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