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To an ADHD brain, every task screams at the same volume — so choosing feels impossible, and choosing is the exhausting part.
The Priority board turns that noise into four quiet boxes. You sort once, and the rest of the day is just doing.
This is the real board, in the app's real colors. Memos from your BrainDump can live here too — not everything on your mind is a task.
Choosing burns more energy than doing.
Executive function research shows prioritizing is one of the hardest operations for an ADHD brain. The board does that operation visually, so your energy goes to the task itself.
Urgency is a feeling; the board makes it a fact.
When 'reply to the group chat' sits in a different box than 'submit the application', your brain finally believes they're not the same size.
Finish a task and it disappears from the board.
What remains is always and only 'what's actually left' — no graveyard of old checkmarks pretending to be a plan.
Open any task or routine and tap its PRIORITY box — important or not, urgent or not. Two taps, done.
Everything you tagged appears in its quadrant automatically. Tasks, routines, even memos from your BrainDump.
The wheel on top filters the board — all of life, or just one project. Swipe or use the arrows.
When in doubt: important & urgent first. Finish it, watch it vanish, feel the board get quieter.
“I used to spend the whole morning choosing what to do.
Now the board chooses, and I just start.”— how we use it ourselves, every day
The Priority board is here right now, along with everything else.