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As, we’ve written dozens of articles for people with ADHD, not to fix you, but to meet you where you are. We’ve explored apps that don’t feel like prison cells. We’ve broken down how games can train focus like a training session on a young horse.
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By Dr. Hamza Mu – MD | Full-Stack Developer | ADHD Advocate | Open-Source Explorer "As I set a 25-minute timer… and spent 10 minutes scrolling Instagram, 8 minutes reorganizing my notes, and 7 minutes wondering if I should’ve started with the ‘easy’ task instead." Sound familiar? I’ve been there,
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For people with ADHD, the mind is a dynamic playground of ideas, fast-moving, vivid, and often overwhelming. While this can make traditional focus tasks exhausting, it also fuels an unmatched creative spark. That’s where design and digital art become more than just hobbies, they’re powerful tools for ADHD
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For people with ADHD, the brain is a powerhouse of creativity, insight, and energy, but it often struggles with focus, consistency, emotional regulation, and task completion. That’s where AI steps in: not as a replacement, but as a force multiplier. Let’s explore 15+ powerful, practical, and ADHD-friendly ways
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Yesterday, in our weekly English speaking club, I met someone who totally rewired my view of mobile creativity. She’s a passionate artist, and every single one of her stunning drawings? Done on her Android phone, during the shortest breaks between classes, while waiting for the bus, or even just
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By Dr. Hamza M., MD | Developer | Open-Source Advocate | Hippotherapist | ADHD Warrior Why I Chose Open Source, Because Boring Apps Don’t Work for ADHD Minds As a medical doctor, developer, and someone who lives with ADHD, I’ve seen the struggle firsthand, not just in patients, but in my own
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By Dr. Hamza Mu, MD | Software Developer & Open-Source Advocate As a medical doctor, a developer, and an open-source advocate, I’ve spent years observing the unique brilliance of children and teens with ADHD, not through the lens of deficit, but through the prism of untapped potential. In my own
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By Dr. Hmza Mu, MD | Open-source Advocate, App Creator, and ADHD-UX Enthusiast Why ADHD People Should be Picky about their daily used Apps? Let me start with a confession: I’ve got an ADHD brain. So do my best friends, some of them are developers, designers, and creators who build
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NeuroFlow - ADHD-Friendly Todo Chrome Extension, is AWESOME
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For ADHD minds overwhelmed by clutter and decision fatigue, Memory is a breath of fresh air. It strips away distractions with a clean, empty page and simple editor. No pop-ups, no confusing menus, just instant note-taking via Enter. Keyboard shortcuts like Ctrl+S keep you in flow. Built for speed,
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Why Meetly Is the Smartest Move for Professionals Who Hate Compromises You’ve been there. You’re in a high-stakes meeting, lawyers hashing out contracts, doctors discussing patient care, consultants aligning on strategy, and you know something important was said. But by the time you get back to your desk,
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Blinko, is that Free App that helps you to Organize Your Thoughts with AI.
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If you’re someone who lives with ADHD, whether diagnosed or self-identified, you know the struggle: The mental clutter. The racing thoughts. The “I had a great idea five minutes ago… but where did it go?” You’ve tried Notion, Obsidian, Evernote, Trello, Google Docs, and mind maps. Some worked…
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Let me tell you a story. A few months ago, I was helping my friend who has ADHD find some apps to help him stay focused and organized. I downloaded almost 50 apps and games that promised to “help with ADHD.” Some had cute designs. Some looked fancy. A few
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So, I’ve been getting these messages from my friends — all ADHDers like me — asking me to check out this new app or game made “for us.” They send them over with a mix of hope and skepticism. Like, “Hey Hamza, can you try this one? It’s supposed to
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When I first downloaded seven of the most recommended ADHD games—ones praised by influencers and SEO-friendly blog posts—I expected help. Or at least something engaging. What I found instead was a confusing blend of noise, pressure, and design choices that screamed: “We think ADHD means you just want
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Over the years, I’ve written a bunch of articles about ADHD—how it affects people, how to manage it, and even how tech and gaming can play a role in either helping or hurting. As both a doctor and someone who’s into game development, I’ve seen firsthand
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Making Games That Click with ADHD Players I’m a doctor and a developer, which makes for an interesting mix when talking about ADHD in gaming. I also work closely with ADHD individuals, consulting on how tech and gaming can be better designed for them. During the last Global Game
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As a doctor, I’ve had the privilege of working closely with many individuals—including several friends and even their kids—who live with ADHD. Over time, I've come to understand just how unique each person's experience is when it comes to managing this condition. Some
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Cut through the clutter and design apps/games that enhance focus and joy for ADHD users. Explore key principles like simplicity, predictability, and customization to foster engagement without overwhelm.
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Let’s get real for a second. ADHD isn’t just about being “hyper” or losing focus—it’s this wild, beautiful storm of energy, creativity, and curiosity that sometimes feels like it’s trying to escape your brain all at once. And honestly? Games can be an amazing outlet
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Hey there, fellow devs, gamers, and curious minds! Let me start by saying this—I’m not just a developer; I’ve also spent years working closely with neurodiverse individuals as part of my medical practice. So when I decided to create a game specifically tailored for people with ADHD,
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Dopamine, platformers, and VR: Discover why games like EndeavorRx work—and how ‘Bubbles’ became a sensory-friendly ADHD miracle. 💊
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Discover how to identify ADHD in your child, understand the symptoms, and provide supportive care. From gaming and sports to nutrition tips, this guide empowers parents with practical advice and emotional support to help their kids thrive.