AI for ADHD
Build an AI-powered executive function assistant in 5 business days.
This sprint is designed to help you stop relying on memory, reduce decision fatigue, and create a practical support loop that captures what matters, turns overwhelm into next actions, and keeps working when your motivation wobbles.
The goal is not to become a productivity maximalist with twelve apps and a sad spreadsheet. The goal is to leave with a real system: one that helps you think, choose, start, and continue.
Day 1 — ADHD education
Understand executive function, working memory, time blindness, inhibition, and emotional regulation so the struggle makes sense.
Day 2 — Capture systems
Build a low-friction inbox for thoughts, tasks, and commitments so nothing has to survive inside your head alone.
Day 3 — Planning and triage
Convert chaos into a realistic plan with daily resets, weekly reviews, and a next-action routine that reduces freezing.
Day 4 — AI leverage
Use Gemini prompts and templates to sort priorities, break work into steps, draft messages, and decide faster.
Day 5 — Automation and maintenance
Connect workflows, reminders, and recurring support so the system survives bad days instead of collapsing with them.
What you walk away with
- A capture system that catches tasks before they vanish
- A planning workflow that turns overload into a short, usable list
- Prompt templates for prioritizing, drafting, and breaking work down
- Automation ideas that reduce repeated effort
- A maintenance loop so the assistant remains useful over time
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