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App · phone-first, offline

The Modern Person

Keep an ADHD life on track without another account to sign up for.

Status
In playtest
Built for
Adults with ADHD, and anyone whose brain runs on forty open tabs
Runs
On the device, in one file, offline
The Modern Person on a laptop, showing a web of twelve people on three rings around a “You” circle, each colored by whether a catch-up is due, with brighter lines to the people talked to most recently. The names are demo data.

What it does

A life tracker built like a game, for keeping an ADHD mind on track. It starts with survival basics (teeth, meds, water, a real meal), then checks in on body, mind, feelings, people and spirit, each with its own habits, trends and badges. A home inventory answers “do I already own this?” before you buy a fourth tape measure, and keeps a running total of the ADHD tax paid and dodged. Your people sit in a web around you, colored by who you’re drifting from.

Worth knowing

  • Six areas of life, each with habits, quick check-ins, 14-day trends and badges
  • A “Do I have this?” search over everything you own, with a shopping list and an ADHD tax tracker
  • A web of the people in your life: how often to keep in touch, birthdays and anniversaries, and whether a conversation filled you up or drained you
  • Events and daily reminders go straight into Google, Apple or Outlook calendars
  • Everything stays on the device, in one file under 140 KB that works offline
  • The app’s Today screen on a phone, with a survival basics checklist half ticked off and a nudge to get back in touch with friends.

Next step

What’s the job you’d like to stop doing by hand?

Describe the problem in a few sentences. Within one working day you’ll hear whether software would fix it, roughly what it would take, and what we’d look at first.