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Habitica is a free habit-building and productivity app that uses retro RPG elements to gamify your tasks and goals. Use Habitica to help with ADHD, self care, New Years resolutions, household chores, work tasks, creative projects, fitness goals, back-to-school routines, and more!
At this time the app is still available on iOS/Apple store for phones and devices, the app is not available for PC use. When it becomes available for Android again, we will announce it! Apparently its not available anymore on android.
The best planner is a paper planner because it allows students with ADHD to truly see their time mapped out, plus the act of writing cements information in a way that typing does not. 1. Writing in a paper planner helps you remember. 2. Paper planners are more time-efficient. 3. Electronic devices are distracting. 4.
I created Bullet Journal, because I needed it. Growing up with ADHD way before resources were readily available, I struggled tremendously with distraction, procrastination, hyperactivity, overwhelm, and from the ensuing stress, anxiety, a loneliness from being seen as the dumb kid.
I notice a huge difference on days when I offload to my bullet journal vs. days I try to keep everything in my head. Im less overwhelmed, I have less anxiety both of which are common issues for ADHD brains.

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