I have ADHD. I've tried hundreds of focus tools.
ADHD Product Directory is a personal project. Just me, trying to make it easier to find a tool that actually fits how your brain works.
I've tried an embarrassing number of focus apps. Some helped for a week, some made things worse, a few stuck. The problem was never the apps — it was having no way to know which ones were built for minds like mine before spending money and time on them. So I started keeping a list, then testing things systematically.
Every app here is manually reviewed. I write the descriptions myself and try to be honest about where something works and where it doesn't. Apps are tagged by the problem they address, the approach they take, and the platforms they support — so you can filter by what actually matters to your situation.
Along the way I started building my own tools too. This directory is one of three products I make under Heyday Studio. My own apps are listed here like any other, with honest trade-offs noted. Helping people find the right tool matters more to me than convincing everyone that one approach works for everyone.
Software to help you keep focused
Heyday Studio is a small operation — really just me — on a mission to help people build healthier boundaries with the technology that fills our lives. Three products, one idea: the goal isn't less screen time for its own sake, it's spending your attention on what you actually choose.
iPhone app
enough
Focus like it's the 90s. A screen-time app that builds focus around your real life — based on your schedule, location, or situation, instead of blanket daily limits that ignore context.
Visit enoughChrome extension
Heyday
Turn distracting sites black and white, cap how many times a day you can open them, or block them outright. It reshapes your environment to reduce visual triggers instead of relying on willpower — one click at a time.
Add to ChromeThis site · Beta
ADHD Product Directory
The directory you are on now — a hand-reviewed catalogue of software that can help people with ADHD, tagged by problem, approach, and platform so you can find what fits how your brain works.
Browse the directory