The ADHD Habit Tracker App That
The best neurodivergent habit tracker built by someone who knows that "just be consistent" feels impossible when your brain craves novelty every three days – and traditional habit tracking apps make you feel like a failure.
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✨ Founding Member Opportunity
Help design dopamine-friendly habit tracking that celebrates your wins at may@meandry.io
Does Your ADHD Habit Journey Look Like This?
These dopamine-driven behavior patterns might sound familiar
You've downloaded 12 different habit trackers, used each ADHD behavior tracking app for exactly 4 days
Your longest ADHD streak tracking was 18 days, then life happened and you never opened the app again
Traditional habit formation apps make you feel broken when you miss a day (or seven)
Friends suggest "start small" but your ADHD brain wants to track 15 neurodivergent habits simultaneously
Your habit patterns aren't failures.
They're just different brain chemistry that needs dopamine-friendly habits.
I'm building the best ADHD habit tracker because I've lived through years of broken streaks and app graveyard shame.
As someone with ADHD who's tested every neurodivergent habit tracker available, I realized we needed something designed for dopamine cycles, hyperfocus periods, and the beautiful chaos of executive function differences.
– May, Founder
ADHD Behavior Tracking That Gets Your Brain
Core features designed for dopamine-driven habit formation success
Flexible ADHD Streak Recognition
Celebrate momentum over perfection with dopamine habit tracking that honors your natural rhythms
Neurodivergent Progress Visualization
Visual rewards that actually feel rewarding to ADHD brains seeking stimulation and dopamine hits
Executive Function-Aware Design
Built for hyperfocus bursts and natural cycling – no guilt when ADHD interests shift
Daily Routine Support
Gentle reminders and easy capture for brains that forget (executive dysfunction happens)
Dopamine-Friendly Architecture
Instant feedback loops designed specifically for ADHD reward systems and behavior tracking
Developed through 3+ years studying ADHD habit formation, dopamine research, executive function realities, and neurodivergent behavior change patterns
What Founding Members Get
We're not another habit app trying to force neurotypical consistency onto ADHD brains.
We're building the ultimate neurodivergent habit tracker that works with dopamine cycles while embracing the beautiful unpredictability of ADHD habit formation.
Real ADHD Habit Input
Your dopamine-driven habit struggles become actual app solutions
50% Lifetime Discount
Save $120+ yearly when we launch (locked founder pricing)
Development Access
Watch your ADHD behavior tracking tool take shape
30-Day Early Access
Track executive function habits before public release
Founding member spots are limited
Why We Track ADHD Habits Differently
Built by Someone Who Gets Broken Streaks
"I've failed at habit tracking more times than I can count. Every app assumes linear progress. My ADHD brain works in spirals and bursts – so I built the best dopamine-friendly habits tracker that celebrates that reality."
– May, Founder
Neurodivergent-First Design
Grounded in ADHD research, dopamine studies, executive function realities, and behavior tracking science
Community-Shaped Features
Built with ADHD habit tracker users, not behavioral psychology textbooks
Your Progress Stays Yours
No shame notifications, no streak guilt, no behavioral manipulation – just neurodivergent tools that work
Frequently Asked Questions
Ready to Track Habits That Actually Stick?
Stop forcing yourself into habit trackers built for neurotypical brains.
Most apps punish ADHD patterns. We celebrate dopamine-driven behavior.
Help Build What You Need
Your opportunity to shape the best ADHD habit tracker that understands dopamine cycles and supports real neurodivergent behavior change.
What Happens If You Wait
365 more days of habit tracker guilt and broken streaks
Miss the chance to influence what you need
Pay full price vs 50% lifetime discount
Continue the cycle of ADHD habit shame