You do not have a knowledge problem.
You have an execution problem.
ADHD does not usually make the task unknown. It makes the bridge between “I know what to do” and “I am doing it” heavy. Unstuck is built for the moments where planning is easy to understand but hard to begin.
One loop. Less friction.
Show what’s now and next — never the whole week at once.
One obvious next move — on every screen you own.
The same calm loop on web and mobile. Pick up where you left off, start a short session, and let the anchor hold your attention without nagging.
The moment you get stuck isn’t always at your desk.
A productivity app should not punish you.
Most tools make the fight louder. Unstuck speaks like a steady friend.
Quiet, but it’s working.
What people tell us after their first week of small starts.
It opened, told me one small thing to do, and I just… did it. That never happens.
No streak to lose means no reason to avoid opening it on a bad day.
The “pick up where you left off” nudge is the first notification I haven’t muted.
Less like a tool yelling at me, more like a calm hand on my shoulder.
I can capture a thought without it turning into a whole planning spiral. Finally.
Came back two days later and it just knew where I was.
You already know what to do.
Unstuck helps you actually do it.