Unstick Me™
Stuck on something huge and vague? Tap one button. AI shreds it into micro-steps — and step one is always two minutes or less. Small enough that starting feels stupid not to.
The ADHD app that gets you moving — not another planner you'll download, feel guilty about, and abandon by Thursday. One tiny first step. Always two minutes or less.
Free to start. No account, no email wall, no questionnaire.
Built with ADHD adults, not at them.
Sound familiar?
That's not laziness. It's task paralysis — your brain idling at a green light. Add time blindness ('five more minutes' = ninety), a to-do list that doubles as a shame list, and yeah. We get it. Kickstart was built for exactly that gap between knowing and doing.
What it actually does
Stuck on something huge and vague? Tap one button. AI shreds it into micro-steps — and step one is always two minutes or less. Small enough that starting feels stupid not to.
Your home screen shows ONE next thing. Not a wall of twelve tasks glaring at you. One. Start it, or tap 'not now' — zero guilt, no red badges.
Beat time blindness. Shrinking radial timers make time something you can see draining away — live on your Lock Screen, Dynamic Island, and Apple Watch.
Body doubling, on tap. Join a silent live room and work alongside other humans. Nobody talks. Somehow you both get more done. (Yes, it's a real thing. Yes, it works.)
Streaks that bend instead of break. Miss a day? The vine just curves. There's no 'you lost your 47-day streak' gut-punch here — ever. Come back whenever; we'll be warm about it.
A thought flies in mid-task? Capture it in under three seconds — type or speak — and it lands in an inbox that's undated, untagged, and unjudged. Empty your head, keep your momentum.
"Not now" shouldn't mean rescheduling your whole day. Snooze a task for an hour, the evening, or tomorrow — it slips away quietly and comes back on its own, first in line. No time math, no stress.
Your brain says 10 minutes; reality says 25. Kickstart compares your guesses with what actually happened and hands you your personal multiplier — kindly. Optimist clocks are normal. Knowing yours is the superpower.
Some days you have brain; some days you have fumes. Tag tasks as easy wins, flip on low battery mode, and Kickstart only suggests what today-you can actually do. Capacity beats importance.
The whole loop
Brain-dump the task, however messy. ('clean the apocalypse that is my kitchen')
Tap Unstick Me. Get a 2-minute first step you can't say no to.
Watch time shrink, ride the momentum, log the win. Repeat tomorrow (or whenever — bendy streaks, remember).
See time, beat time blindness
Numbers on a clock don't land when you have ADHD. A circle quietly emptying does. Kickstart puts a shrinking timer everywhere you already look.
Honest pricing
The free tier isn't a crippled trial — it's genuinely useful. Upgrade only when you want the unlimited stuff.
Prefer to pay once? Lifetime is $129.99. Yours forever.
No paywall during onboarding. No interrupting a running timer to sell you something. The paywall shows up once — the moment you actually hit a limit.
Fair questions
No, and we're a little allergic to those too. Planners assume your problem is not knowing what to do. Yours is starting. Kickstart is built for that exact moment — task initiation, not task management.
That's literally the user we built for. No setup marathon, no perfect-system pressure. Capture one thing, tap Unstick Me, and you've already started. The free tier means you can find out today, for free.
Working silently alongside someone else so your brain stays on task. It's a well-loved ADHD strategy. Body Double Rooms bring it on-demand — join a live room, cameras and mics off, just shared focus.
Never. Streaks bend instead of break, there are no overdue-red pile-ups, and coming back after a month triggers a warm 'welcome back,' not a guilt trip. Shame-free is the whole point.
Your captures are yours. You don't need an account to use the core app — sign-in (Sign in with Apple) is only for sync and Body Double Rooms. See our Privacy Policy for specifics.
No. Kickstart is a productivity support tool — it helps you start and stay on tasks. It doesn't diagnose, treat, or cure anything (full disclaimer in the footer). It's a tool for your day, not a replacement for healthcare.
Free to download. Free to start. No email wall, no guilt, no catch.
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