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a planner that's on your side

Plan your day without the guilt.

Clear Focus is built for ADHD brains. No harsh red overdue badges, no shame spirals, just calm, kind help with task overwhelm and getting the next small thing done.

We'll email you your invite when the beta opens.

Three quick optional questions — answer what feels useful and skip the rest.

Which device would you use most? (optional)

This tells us which version to get ready for you first.

How's your energy right now? (optional)

Low means running on fumes — useful info, never a wrong answer.

A sentence is plenty. Your answer shapes what we build first.

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Didn't get to it? That's info, not failure.
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The guilt-free philosophy

Most planners punish you for being human. Clear Focus treats unfinished tasks as information: a signal to adjust, rest or break things down smaller. Warm colors, soft language and zero judgment, so you actually want to come back. Support for executive function means less to hold in your head — not more pressure to do it all.

What's inside

Clear Mind, AI triage

Pour everything out in one messy list. Clear Focus sorts it into now, later and someday, so your head gets quiet.

Micro-steps & ignition starters

Big tasks become tiny, doable steps, starting with a 10-second starter that gets you moving.

Visual sticky notes

See your day as soft pastel notes, not an endless wall of text.

Gentle re-engagement

Anything that's not for today rests in your Backlog — no guilt, no timer on it. Easy to pick back up.

Wins-first weekly review

Your week starts with what you did. Unfinished tasks are shown as useful information, not failures.

Energy-based planning

Tasks adapt to your battery level — Low, Steady or Strong — so the app meets you where you are.

Why not just use a generic planner?

Most planners are built for brains that wake up with the same energy every day. For adults with ADHD, they quietly turn into a wall of shame. Clear Focus is built differently — here's how.

Generic planners:Red overdue badges pile up on everything you missed
Didn't get to it? That's information, not failure.
Generic planners:Assumes you have the same energy every single day
Check in with your battery — Low, Steady or Strong — and your plan fits it.
Generic planners:Hands you one big task and waits
Big tasks break into tiny micro-steps, starting with a 10-second starter.
Generic planners:One endless list that only grows
Pour it all into Clear Mind — AI triage sorts it into now, later and someday.
Generic planners:Old unfinished tasks sit there as a monument to guilt
Anything that's not for today rests in your Backlog — easy to pick back up.
Generic planners:The weekly review asks what you failed to do
Your week starts with your wins.

A planner that's on your side — not another thing to feel bad about.

A peek inside the real app

No mockups — these are actual Clear Focus screens.

Clear Focus daily planner with battery check-in and Clear Mind
Check in with your battery, pour it all into Clear Mind, get a plan that fits your energy.
Clear Focus task list styled as pastel sticky notes
Your day as soft pastel notes — not an endless wall of text.
Clear Focus calendar view for October 2026
Your week at a glance with today's plan — no red overdue badges anywhere.

Join the closed beta, get lifetime access to Clear Focus Plus

Limited founding spots — beta testers get free lifetime access to Clear Focus Plus (it'll be $8/month or $80/year for everyone else). All we ask: use it for about 2 weeks, answer a short feedback form, and report bugs you hit.

No catch, no payment — just your honest feedback. 🌱

We'll email you your invite when the beta opens.

Three quick optional questions — answer what feels useful and skip the rest.

Which device would you use most? (optional)

This tells us which version to get ready for you first.

How's your energy right now? (optional)

Low means running on fumes — useful info, never a wrong answer.

A sentence is plenty. Your answer shapes what we build first.