MIND

Most ADHD extensions solve one moment. A timer. A blocker. A reader. You end up with five of them, none of which know about each other, and you're the one holding it all together. MIND handles the whole day in one place. When you can't start. A task your brain has quietly declared off-limits. MIND routes around the block — a breath, a few facts to orient you, and one small action to begin with. It can also offer back the tabs you had open last time. When you need to keep going. Work alongside a body-doubling companion who checks in on their own every few minutes. Name it whatever makes it feel like company. Set a timer, or don't. When you can't stop. Caught in a perfection loop, or an hour past the point of usefulness? MIND tells you what your signal-to-noise actually looks like, and when it's time to move on. When your head is full. Dump it out and get it back organized. Paste dense text and get plain English. Right-click any selection on any page to send it straight to MIND. And then it notices. Over a day or a week, MIND shows you patterns you can't see from inside the day — which tools you reach for, when, and what was going on around you. Built for neurodivergent brains, in the browser where the work already happens. No new app to remember to open. Ambient pattern tracking is off by default and entirely optional. When it's on, MIND notes only which sites were open around the moments you used a tool — the domain, never the page or the address — and you can delete that history at any time. A subscription unlocks full access at $6.95/month. Cancel anytime.